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Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part
Over-Moulding Part

Over-Moulding Part

Over-molding is a process to add additional material such as thermoplastic elastomer plastic substrates so as to improve the aesthetics, handling characteristics, grip, impact resistance, environmental resistance, and so on. 


Over-molding uses several molds to create a finished product. As one of the reliable and professional custom plastic mold manufacturers, we promise you high-quality injection molded parts.


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Features of Over-Moulding Part

  • A short cycle of moulding products

Because the melting plasticizing and flow modeling of the forming material are carried out in the cylinder and the mold cavity respectively, the mold can always be in the state of condensation so as to shorten the molding cycle.


When forming products made by injection molding, the mold must be locked before the melt is injected.


  • Low cost

One operator can often manage two or more injection molding machines, especially if the plastic moulded parts can be unloaded automatically.


  • Automatic control

The processes of plastic injection molding parts such as feeding, plasticizing, injection, mold opening, and release molding are completed by the injection molding machines.


The Specification of Over-Moulding Part

Part material

PA+TPU

Cavity

1

Mould steel

1.2343

Mould steel

1.1730

Mould life

100W

Mould standard

HASCO

Mould structure

2 times molding

Exporting country

France

Leadtime

5 weeks

Mould quality customer satisfaction

96%

FAI pass rate

99%

Project cooperation service customer satisfaction

98%


How does Over-Moulding Part Work?


When it comes to the over-molding process, an engineer injection puts a substrate out of the more rigid over-mold material. Then, the substrate of injection molded products is placed in an over-mold tool or over-mold cavity within the same tool. The molten over-molding material is then ejected into and around the substrate. After the molten material cools, the substrate and over-mold are chemically or mechanically bonded.


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