PMC is a scientific plastic injection molding company that specializes in producing mission critical parts using engineered resins. We frequently serve the medical, aerospace/defense, filtration, food/beverage and electronics industries. In 2016, the use of ABS in electrical/electronic & appliance markets resulted in over 2/3 of the world’s total consumption of this engineered resin. PMC specializes in solving complex molding issues. If you’re a plastic injection molder or a customer of a molder that’s producing defective parts, reach out to PMC to request our expertise. Whether you need plastic injection molding, overmolding, insert molding, product design assistance, troubleshooting assistance or a combination of services, we’re here to help. Request a quote today for your next project. Request a QuoteHave questions about our process? ABS’ lightweight & performance driven properties, paired with its low cost and ease of fabrication has made it an extremely popular resin in plastic injection molding for a wide range of industries & applications.
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When it comes to molding defects, injection molding burn marks are some of the most common. In some cases, having plastic injected parts that have been (or will be) molded-in stress can be acceptable. However, all 4 of these key factors (cost, turnaround time, stress/pressure application & volume production) need to align. Below are the top 5 reasons why manufacturers are now choosing plastic gears over metal. When it comes to scientific plastic injection molding, the reliable prediction of molecular orientation behavior during the molding process stands as one of the great challenges molders continue to experience. Considering these plastic injection mold design factors are critical to the success of your finished part. At PMC, Advanced Quality Planning (AQP) is used to launch new products with design and manufacturing processes that ensure all of your cost, quality and delivery expectations are met. We offer a variety of plastic injection molding services and solutions.
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Plastic Molded Concepts creates and ships parts that our customers can use with confidence, security, and safety. Request Your Quote When discussing thermoplastic injection molding, glass-filled plastic is commonly used to enhance part strength and rigidity.Some of the most common glass-filled thermoplastic resins include:ABSLCPPEEKPEIPETPPS In addition, glass fill percentages can range quite a bit (typically 13% to 45%), which will affect the final part’s properties accordingly.Uniform Wall ThicknessNo Sharp, 90-degree AnglesFew Through Holes & TurnsNon-complex GeometriesGate Location at the Long Axis of the Part The demand for innovative, new plastic products that are lighter, faster, stronger and less expensive than metal ones has gained incredible traction in the last decade. Many Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have been moving toward the innovative possibilities that engineered resins offer. Proper material selection is a critical injection molded part design consideration to ensure the finished product survives its intended use, environment and compliance requirements. Request a quote today for your next project. Request a QuoteHave questions about our process?
