Injection Moulding Solution
DSW Injection Moulding Company is professional in designing and producing single and multi-cavity molds for automotive, industry, and toys.
A plastic mold is used to make a range of widely used products, including standard plastic items like bottle tops as well as remote control casings, syringes, and more.
It is also commonly used for manufacturing more oversized items such as car body panels.
Our experienced die & tooling department personnel use their decades of combined experience in custom mold design to ensure the most precise tooling results available and for plastic injection tooling and prototyping applications, we meet your quality demands as well as those of your customers.
Advantages of plastic injection
Advantages: | Can form complex shapes and fine details | |
Excellent surface finish | ||
Good dimensional accuracy | ||
High production rate | ||
Low labor cost | ||
Scrap can be recycled | ||
Disadvantages: | Limited to thin-walled parts | |
High tooling and equipment cost | ||
Long lead time possible | ||
Applications: | Housings, containers, caps, fittings |
PLASTIC Mold
Export to(Country) | USA |
Tool Description | Plastic Injection Mould |
Material Type | ABS |
Cavitation | 1 |
Weight of Plastic Product | 301g/pcs |
Mould Design by | DSW |
Mould Construction | Standard |
Mould Base | LKM |
Cav.Material | NAK 80 |
Core Material | 2738 |
Side Action | Mechanical Slide |
Ejection | EJ pins |
Mould Life | 500,000 |
Molded Part Inspection By | Moulder |
What is plastic injection moulding?
Injection moulding produces thin-walled plastic parts for various uses, the most popular being plastic housings.
A plastic housing is a thin-walled enclosure often featuring numerous ribs and bosses on its interior;
These housings can be found in household appliances, consumer electronics, power tools, and automotive dashboards;
Other standard thin-walled products include various buckets or open containers; injection molding produces everyday items like toothbrushes or small toys made out of plastic;
Medical devices, including valves and syringes, are also produced through injection molding.