2023-06-20
Injection molding is a traditional manufacturing method that has been used for more than a century and remains the process of choice for mass production of components. Additionally, the greater energy efficiency and accuracy of modern electric injection molding machines means additional benefits for manufacturers and their customers.
quality product
By tightly controlling the heat and pressure used in the injection molding process, experienced manufacturers can create high-quality products. The ability to use mold tools of different shapes, sizes and levels of detail can be created using the injection molding method.
In addition, there are a variety of thermoplastics to choose from, including low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and polypropylene (PP), which means that injection-molded parts can have a variety of qualities and characteristics. As a result, customers are sure to find high-quality components with the physical and material properties they desire.
cost efficiency at scale
Injection molding has long been used to manufacture high volumes of products quickly. Designed for high-volume production, once process parameters are set and mold tools selected, injection molding machines can produce thousands of products per hour.
Therefore, although the initial investment in injection molding equipment is huge, the payback is realized quickly due to its ability to produce a large number of products at a time. Some molds are also designed with multiple cavities to further improve production efficiency and cost.
greater design diversity
Unlike 3D printing (which, until recently, could only print in plastic), injection molding has long been a manufacturing technique used to create metal and plastic products. The ability to regulate the heat and pressure of the process also means that a range of materials can be used depending on the specific quality and design required.
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