Injection moulding is a manufacturing technique that uses a thermoplastic material in production. Plastic is melted from a solid to a liquid state and then injected into a steel / aluminum mould to take its desired shape. Once the plastic solidifies inside the cooled mould, the mould halves open up and the part ejects out. This process then repeats itself over and over again.
Injection moulding is a very common form for manufacturing plastics because of its repeatability, precision (ability to produce detailed parts), and the economics of high volume production.
It is not uncommon to produce over 1,000,000 parts a year from one mould!
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Material Specification
Due to years of experience and engineering expertise, PPC can produce quality custom products from a variety of materials including:
1. Thermoplastics such as polypropylene, polystyrene, polyethylene, polycarbonate, ABS, PVC and Nylon
2. Thermo Plastic-rubber composite.
3. Other engineering and commodity resins.
Supply Chain Management
We are also a Supply Chain Management provider. We not only provide plastic products, we can manage all aspects of the project so our clients don’t have to. Organizations are finding that they must rely on effective supply chains and networks to successfully compete in today’s global marketplace.
With a state of the art facility, our clients can expect the latest in technology working for them. We have machinery ranging from 100-ton to 600-ton, so we accommodate a wide range of plastic products. Part weights can range from 1 gram to over 1 kilogram.
No job is too large, too small, too complicated or too simple. Whatever the need, PPC provides a cost-effective solution.
Quality Control
Quality is critical to any successful project. Our quality mantra is RFTQ (Right First Time Quality). We strive towards 100% RFTQ as we understand the benefits that are provided to PPC and our customers.” Please make this change and then you make the site live after backing up the current website.