OEM Injection Molded Plastic Embedded Parts

OEM Injection Molded Plastic Embedded Parts

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Payment Type:	L/C,T/T
Incoterm:	FOB,CIP
Transportation:	Ocean
Port:	Dalian

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Product Description

Product Attributes

Brand: Jinggong

Place Of Origin: China

Processing Service: Moulding

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Selling Units	:	Piece/Pieces
Package Type	:	Carton or pallet
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Product Description

Plastic Molded Embedded Parts refer to components that are manufactured by injecting molten plastic material into a mold cavity, where it cools and solidifies to form the desired shape. These parts often incorporate features or elements that are designed to be integrated within the final product, providing strength, functionality, or aesthetics. Some common examples include:

1. Injection Molding: This process involves creating a mold with cavities for the plastic to fill. The mold can have embedded components like screws, nuts, or small mechanical parts that are either pre-molded or inserted during the molding process.

2. Overmolding: In this technique, two or more materials are combined in a single mold, with one material encapsulating or embedding another. This can result in parts with a combination of rigid and flexible elements or different colors.

3. Insert Molding: Small, precision parts, such as metal pins, electrical connectors, or inserts, are placed into the mold before the plastic is injected. These parts become an integral part of the final molded piece.

4. Lamination Molding: Also known as sandwich molding, layers of different materials are bonded together using a thermosetting resin. Embedded parts can be found within these layers, providing structural reinforcement or other functionalities.

5. Encapsulated Electronics: Embedded electronic components, like printed circuit boards (PCBs), are protected by a Plastic Housing that is molded around them. This method is commonly used in devices like smartphones, remote controls, and appliances.

6. Structural Inserts: Parts with built-in reinforcing ribs, frames, or brackets can be molded, enhancing the strength and durability of the final product.

7. Decorative Features: Embedding aesthetic elements like textures, logos, or patterns into the plastic surface can create a unique appearance without the need for additional post-processing steps.

These molded embedded parts find applications in various industries, including automotive, electronics, consumer goods, medical equipment, and more, due to their versatility, precision, and cost-effectiveness.