Special Material PTFE Injection Parts PFA Plastic Product

Basic Info

Model NO.	ZC-P073
Production Capacity	1000000 PCS

Product Description

Finishes

Injection Molding Finishes
Standard Finish	Moldmaker's choice of finish. Typically SPI B-2, depending on geometry and drafts. Interior, non-cosmetic faces, are typicallyas-machined.
SPI Finishes	Range of Society of Plastics Industry (SPI) finishes from Grade 3 diamond / high polish to 320 stone low polish. Finishes include:SPI A-1, SPI A-2, SPI A-3, SPI B-1, SPI B-2, SPI B-3, SPI C-1, SPI C-2, SPI C-3, SPI D-1, SPI D-2, and SPI D-3
Other Textures - VDI	VDI 3400 Surface Finish (commonly known as VDI surface finish) refers to the mold texture standard set by Verein DeutscherIngenieure (VDI), the Society of German Engineers. This is mainly processed by EDM machining, producing fine to coarse mattefinishes.
Threaded Inserts	We can install most commonly used standard inserts in UNF and metric sizes.
Silk Screen	For logo
Laser Engraving	Engrave part numbers, logos, and more onto your parts.
Assembly	We can do the assembly work for you and custom package.

Design Suggestions

Injection Molding Design Guidelines
Undercuts	Reduce undercuts, which will increase the complexity and cost of the tool ejection mechanisms, by adding in pass-thru coring.
Wall Thickness	Prevent wall sink and voids by maintaining an even wall thickness. Thinner walls reduce cycle time and reduce costs.
Drafts	Ensure parts are designed with a minimum draft angle of 0.5°, or up to 5°, for faces with medium textures.
Ribs/Gussets	Ribs should be 40-60% the thickness of outer walls and should still maintain draft.
Bosses	Bosses should be designed at a depth of 30% the wall thickness and with a 30% edge groove. Attach them to side walls or ribs forstructural integrity.

Applications of Injection MoldingThe Top 6 Industrial Applications for Injection Molding
For most industries, it only makes sense to find the lowest cost yet most durable materials to produce the products they need. As a versatile manufacturing technique, injection molding plays a crucial role in developing and creating many modern products, from consumer toys to airplane components. This article will look at the top 6 industrial applications for injection molding and how manufacturers can improve existing systems.
Food and BeverageWhen it comes to injection molding, the food and beverage industry relies heavily on plastic materials to create product packaging and containers. Since this industry must adhere to strict sanitization and safety regulations, plastic injection molding is an obvious fit to ensure various specifications are achieved, including BPA-free, FDA-certified, non-toxic and GMA-safe regulations. From components as small as bottle caps to the trays used in TV dinners, injection molding provides a one-stop-shop for all the food and beverage industry's packaging and container needs.