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Injection moulding involves heating a thermoplastic polymer beyond its melting point, transforming it into a low-viscosity molten fluidically injected into a mould shaped to match the final product. For more than four decades, SSR has excelled as a premier provider of plastic injection moulding solutions, producing millions of items tailored to various industrial needs. Fueled by technical expertise and a dedication to innovation, we have been able to uitilise its versatility, efficiency, and ability to produce high-quality parts at low cost make it a preferred manufacturing method for many applications.
This process stands out for its simplicity and reliability, offering numerous advantages:
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High efficiency and rapid production.
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Ability to achieve complex part designs consistently.
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Enhanced strength of the finished products.
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Flexibility in material and color choices.
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Reduced waste generation.
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Lower labor costs compared to alternative moulding methods.
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At our facility, we boast 11 in-house plastic injection moulding machines operating on a 24/7 schedule, with additional capacity available through multiple weekend shifts. This enables us to expedite the production process and bring your product to market swiftly and efficiently.
With decades of engineering expertise, we collaborate closely with designers and moulders to deliver tailored solutions that meet your specific project requirements. Leveraging our broad experience across diverse market fields, we provide unique and innovative solutions in a timely manner, ensuring your success in the marketplace.
For custom plastic injection Moulding varying plastic types can be used basis various melting points required for different applications.
- Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is a commonly used thermoplastic known for its flexibility, lightweight, and durability. It's ideal for products like children's toys, household appliance components, and automotive parts, where chemical, electrical, or UV resistance isn't required.
- Low-Density (LDPE) and High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) are versatile thermoplastics with high tensile and impact strength, as well as moisture resistance. HDPE finds applications in various consumer and industrial products, while LDPE, a softer version, is popular in similar sectors.
- Polycarbonate (PC) is a transparent, lightweight alternative to glass, known for its extreme impact resistance, making it suitable for demanding applications like bulletproof glass.
- Polyamide (Nylon) offers excellent electrical properties, strength, and resistance to heat, wear, and chemicals. It's commonly used in medical and automotive industries for custom plastic injection moulded parts.
- High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) is a versatile, impact-resistant, and economical plastic made of crystal styrene and rubber, often used for food-grade components due to its non-toxic properties.
- Polypropylene (PP) is a robust plastic with excellent chemical and stress resistance, high impact strength, and a high melting point, making it ideal for food-grade applications in the food and beverage industry.
