＞＞The main process of Plastic Injection:

• Plastic Preparation: Select appropriate plastic raw materials and perform pretreatment, such as drying and mixing, to ensure their purity and uniformity.

• Heating and Melting: Heat the plastic raw materials to a molten state, imparting good fluidity and plasticity.

• Injection Molding: Under high pressure, the molten plastic is injected into the closed mold cavity by the screw of the injection molding machine, filling the entire cavity.

• Cooling and Solidification: The plastic within the mold gradually cools and solidifies under the action of the cooling system, taking on the desired shape and dimensions.

• Ejection: Once the plastic is fully solidified, the mold is opened, and the finished product is removed from the mold.

＞＞Materials：

POM, PP, PC, ABS, ASA, PA6, PA66,etc.

＞＞Applications：

Due to its high efficiency, flexibility, and strong customizability, injection molding is widely utilized across various industries:

• Electronics and Electrical: For manufacturing housings, connectors, cables, and other components of electronic devices.

• Automotive and Transportation: Producing automotive parts such as dashboards, lens covers for headlights, interior trim pieces, etc.

• Medical Devices: Manufacturing medical equipment, syringes, IV bags, and other medical supplies.

• Household and Appliances: Producing chairs, tables, TV remotes, appliance housings, and other home furnishings and appliance accessories.

• Consumer Goods: Manufacturing plastic bottles, toys, utensils, packaging containers, and other daily consumer items.

• Aerospace: Fabricating components for aircraft and spacecraft, including seats, shells, and other parts.

• Construction: Producing PVC window frames, drainage systems, insulation materials, and other building materials.