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Plastic injection molding is a manufacturing process used to produce large volumes of plastic parts. The injection molding process involves injecting molten plastic material into a mold cavity, where it cools and solidifies into the desired shape. Then eject the molded plastic part. This method is widely used because it can create complex shapes with high precision and consistency, making it ideal for mass production. The injection molding services, in addition to the rapid completion of bulk plastic parts, also have a lower cost of characteristics.
At Ansix Tech, plastic injection molding service is a core service. With over 11 years of experience, we provide on-demand manufacturing from prototype to production. As an injection molding manufacturer, we handle projects of any size or complexity, delivering high-quality parts, competitive pricing, and quick lead times. Andwe have no minimum order.
How Custom Plastic Injection Molding Works
Key Steps in Plastic Injection Molding:
● Setting up the mold to the injection molding machine.
● Feeding and melting the thermoplastic
● Injecting the plastic into the mold.
● Holding and Cooling.
● Ejecting and Finishing processes.
The injection molding process can be repeated hundreds or thousands of times rapidly, which helps amortize the cost of tooling and reduces the cost of each unit to just a few dollars or less. At Ansix Tech, our tools may feature a single cavity or hundreds of cavities, allowing for the production of countless parts. The manufacturing cycle varies based on the material, size, and complexity of the part.
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Our robust supply chain ensures that we source the highest-quality materials for your project. We work directly with manufacturers and their authorized agents to provide you with top-grade injection molding materials, accompanied by detailed technical datasheets for each. This approach helps prevent potential issues related to material sourcing. For standard applications, we recommend our stock materials, which are both cost-effective and efficient. However, if your project requires specialized materials, we can accommodate those needs to meet your exact specifications.
The following materials are the most commonly used for plastic injection molding:
ABS PC/ABS TPU PP HDPE TPU PCTG PSU PC POM PA66 PBT Nylon TPV PPE PPA
Here is a list of our injection molding materials available. please check and confirm with our project manager if your expected material is not in the list.
Available Surface Finishes for Injection Molding
As a leading global molding manufacturer with 26 years of industry experience, we have the expertise to provide custom injection molding services tailored to your product needs. We offer various surface finish options for plastic parts, ensuring the final product meets your exact specifications. If you have any additional surface finish requirements, please feel free to contact us.
- ● As Molded
- ● SPI Finishes
- ● Polishing
- ● Silk screening
- ● Pad printing
- ● Glossy
- ● Matte
- ● Painting
- ● Etching
- ● Laser Engraving
- ● CustomFinishing
Ansix Tech Injection Mold Classes
We produce injection molding tooling mainly from aluminum or tool steel. Currently, our molds are more suitable for the manufacture of law-volume manufacturing of rapid injection molding parts. The injection molding tooling complies with the SPI mold classification.
SPI Mold Classification |
Cycle Count |
Description |
101 |
1,000,000 or more. | Ansix 101-grade steel molds are designed for over 1,000,000 cycles. Made from premium materials, these Class I molds are perfect for multi-cavity structures, and prototype production. |
| 102 | Up to 1,000,000. | Ansix 102-grade steel molds are ideal for medium to high production volumes and parts requiring close tolerances, especially with abrasive materials. Known for high quality and reasonable pricing, these Class II tools meet the demands of large-scale part production. |
| 103 | Up to 500,000. | Designed for up to 500,000 cycles, Ansix Grade 103 steel molds are ideally suited for low to medium production needs and offer excellent value in the general price range. Also known as Class III tools, they are reliable and durable for a variety of manufacturing applications. |
| 104 | Up to 100,000. | Ansix 104-grade steel molds are designed for up to 100,000 cycles, ideal for low production volumes and non-abrasive materials. Known as Class IV tools, they offer a cost-effective solution within a low to moderate price range. This is basically the injection molding tooling of choice for producing parts in small production runs. |
| 105 | Up to 500. | Ansix 105-grade steel molds are designed for up to 500 cycles, specifically for prototype production. Constructed with a focus on cost-effectiveness, these molds are ideal for producing a small quantity of prototype parts. Known as Class V tools. |
Benefits of Injection Molding Service
Injection molding is the fastest and most cost-effective way of manufacturing hundreds and thousands of finished plastic parts. And it is one of the most popular businesses in our company. There are lots of advantages of rapid injection molding.
Fast production and highly efficient
A large number of materials are available
Scalability and repeatability
Cost-effective
Addition Injection Molding Options
In addition to the basic injection molding service, we also provide Over-molding and Insert Molding.
Over-molding
Over-molding, also known as two-shot, multiple-material molding, two-shot, or 2k molding, is a unique custom injection molding process that combines multiple materials seamlessly into a single part or product. It typically includes a rigid, plastic-base component overlaid with a thin, pliable, rubber-like thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) exterior layer or other materials using either a single-shot (insert molding) or two-shot (multiple-shot molding) technique. The over-molding process may be an excellent option for your next project after considering its significant advantages.
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Insert Molding
Insert molding, also known as metal insert molding or plastic insert molding, is commonly used to add metal parts to injection molded parts during molding rather than after the parts have cured, cutting down on post-molding manufacturing/assembly operations.
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Injection Molding FAQs
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1. What is the process for placing an order?
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2. What should I consider when selecting a plastic material for injection molding?
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3. Can you produce prototypes using injection molding?
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4. How long does it take to produce a mold?
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5. What types of materials can you use for injection molding?
We can use a wide range of thermoplastic and thermosetting materials, including but not limited to ABS, PP, PS, PE, PC, Nylon, POM, PVC, and silicone. We also provide services for custom materials upon request.
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