Injection Moulding
Injection Moulding (IM) is the technology for products requiring accuracy and challenging shapes. Decoration with offset print, traditional labelling and Injection Mould Labelling (IML). It is a technology widely used by many industries such as automotive-, electric-, construction-, food- and chemical industries.

Summary
Typical materials used:
PP, PEHD, ABS, PA, PC, POM, different blends
Advantages:
- Accuracy
- Wide variety of materials
- Wide range of products
- Many different opportunities within decoration
- Many opportunities in sizes and shapes
- Repeatability of quality
- Few limitations in wanted design of finished product
- Cost effective, especially for large series projects
Main uses:
Housing, covers and other parts in the automotive industry, the electronic industry, the toy industry, and the consumer packaging industry. Caps and closures.
Size parameters:
N/A
Main markets:
Automotive and electronic components, household

 Injection Moulding process Injection Moulding product
Process description

Polymers are injected by high pressure into a defined cavity formed by a mould, then cooled to form a solid object. The mould is opened and the object is discharged.



 
www.promens.is
 

 

Quick Search