Injection Molding to Shape Your Ideal Products
F&Q TECH is a leading plastic injection molding manufacturer, dedicated to providing efficient and high-quality production of plastic parts. With a modern 2,000 square meter facility in China, equipped with advanced injection machines ranging from 50 to 1,000 tons, we ensure rapid, large-scale delivery. Whether it’s two-shot molding, silicone injection, or insert and overmolding, our expert team supports you throughout the entire process, from design to production, ensuring a seamless transition every step of the way.
Efficient Plastic Injection Molding Solutions by F&Q TECH
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Create reliable injection molds for different stages of product development, helping customers achieve efficient and large-scale production of plastic parts.
Insert molding can combine the characteristics of different materials together, not limited to using plastic as the substrate. This method can add plastic coatings or components to prefabricated metal parts.
Overmolding is a method of manufacturing parts using multiple materials. Add injection material layers to existing injection molded parts to form composite parts or construct layered parts.
Two shot injection molding allows the use of two or more different-colored plastic resins in a single operation, producing customized plastic parts that enhance both functionality and visual appeal.
Silicone rubber molding is a specialized process for producing flexible, highly durable parts. It is widely applied in the medical, electronics, and consumer goods industries, ensuring superior product performance and quality.
As the most widely used plastic part manufacturing process, plastic injection molding utilizes thermoplastic or thermosetting materials, making it suitable for all stages from prototype development to mass production.
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Injection Molding Capabilities
We adopt advanced production technology and highly precise manufacturing processes to ensure that each injection molded part meets the highest standards. Please refer to the table below for the standard range we provide.
| Standards | Details |
| Maximum Part Size | 1200×1000×300mm |
| Minimum Part Size | 1×1×1mm |
| Mold Cavity Tolerances | ±0.01mm |
| Mold Material | Steel and aluminum tools |
| Mold Type | Single, multi-cavity, and family molds; The production levels we provide: below 1000 times, below 5000 times, below 30000 times, above 100000 times. |
| Part to Part Repeatability | ±0.005mm |
| Tool | Customer owned |
| Ownership | |
| Secondary Operations | Mold texture, transfer printing, laser engraving, threaded inserts, and basic assembly. |
| Inspection and Certification Options | Quality reports such as FAI, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, etc.(View our quality control standards) |
| Lead Time | 15 business days or less |
Injection Molding Materials
The following are common materials used for injection molds and plastic parts. If you are looking for alternative material options, please contact F&Q TECH team.
Mold Materials
● Tool Steel
● Mold Steels
● Hardened Alloys
● Heat-Treated Steels
● Aluminum Alloy
● Stainless Steel
Plastics Material
● Nylon
● HDPE
● LDPE
● GPPS
● HIPS
● PVC
● ABS
● PET
● Polypropylene
● Acetal Copolymer
Plastics Material
● Polycarbonate
● PA6/PA66
● PMMA
● Polysulfone
● Polyethersulfone
● POM
● EPM/EPDM
● Acrylic Rubber
● PVDF
● PETG
Injection Molding Part Surface Finishes
F&Q TECH offers advanced surface finishes for injection molded parts, providing both standard and custom finishing options.
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Why Choose Us for Custom Plastic Injection Molding?
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What is Injection Molding?
Injection molding is a manufacturing process used to produce parts by injecting molten material (usually plastic or rubber) into a mold cavity. The material is heated until it becomes a liquid and then injected under high pressure into the mold, where it cools and solidifies into the shape of the cavity. This process is widely used to create parts with complex shapes and high precision, particularly for high-volume production.
Key steps in the injection molding process:
1. Heating: Material is melted.
2. Injection: Molten material is injected into the mold.
3. Cooling: Material solidifies in the mold.
4. Ejection: The part is ejected from the mold.
Applications
Injection molding is versatile and can be adapted for almost any industry requiring precise, durable, and cost-effective parts, such as:
Automotive components (e.g., dashboards, bumpers)
Medical devices (e.g., syringes, implants)
Consumer electronics (e.g., smartphone cases, connectors)
Packaging (e.g., bottle caps, containers)
Toys (e.g., LEGO bricks, action figures)
Home appliances (e.g., handles, knobs)
Aerospace parts (e.g., interior components)
Industrial equipment (e.g., housings, gears)
Sports equipment (e.g., helmets, grips)
Advantages
Injection molding is a preferred manufacturing process for industries needing high-quality, complex, and scalable part production. The key advantages are as follows:
Capable of complex designs
Wide material compatibility
Strong, durable parts
Suitable for mass production with fast cycle times
Low per-part cost as production scales up
Efficient use of material with minimal scrap
Consistent quality and tight tolerances
Wide color and texture options
Injection Molding FAQ's
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How much does injection molding cost?
The cost depends on factors like mold design, material choice, part complexity, and production volume. Click here to upload your design, and our professional engineers will evaluate the cost for you.
2
Do you accept low volume manufacturing custom orders?
Yes, we welcome low volume customization orders. We aim to provide flexible production solutions, whether for high-volume production or small-scale orders.
3
What is the typical production lead time?
Usually the mold delivery time is as low as 7 days. Production time for injection molded parts is as low as 72 hours. We strive to ensure that orders are fulfilled in the shortest possible time and product quality is maintained.
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Can your company assist in mold design and manufacturing?
Yes, we provide mold design and manufacturing services to ensure that the molds meet your product specifications and quality requirements.
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What is the difference between injection molding and 3D printing?
Injection molding is ideal for high-volume production with consistent quality, whereas 3D printing is more suited for prototyping and low-volume runs. Injection molding can produce stronger, more durable parts.
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