Plastic parts are widely used in almost all modern industrial fields such as automobiles, electronics, home appliances, medical equipment and toys.
The core manufacturing process for producing plastic parts mainly depends on the complexity of the parts, the production demand and the cost budget:
Injection Molding: The most commonly used high-volume process. Melted plastic is injected into metal molds, suitable for manufacturing complex-structured and precisely-sized batch parts.
3D Printing (3D Printing / AM): Suitable for small-batch production, prototype design or highly customized complex parts, without mold making, with extremely fast delivery time.
CNC Machining: Parts are manufactured by cutting plastic sheets or rods. Suitable for precision, high-strength and low-volume components.
Blow Molding: Specifically used for manufacturing hollow plastic parts such as bottles and water storage tanks.
Thermoforming: Plastic sheets are heated and softened and then adhered to the mold surface, often used for manufacturing large enclosures or packaging trays.
