Injection molding
Injection molding is a production technique where a liquid plastic is injected into a mold under high pressure. After molding the product post treatments such as drilling or deburring are seldom needed. J & J Plastics masters the basic techniques and a number of specialties, such as insertmoulding.
The illustration below, schematically shows how the process works.
- The mould parts close.
- The cavities in the mould are injected with liquid plastic.
- The melt solidifies to its solid shape.
- The mould is opened and the product is ejected.
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Insert moulding
Steel, brass, or alluminium inserts are automatically or manually placed in a mould and incapsulated with plastic. In this way the material properties of the insert are combined with the material properties of the plastic.
Insert moulding
J & J Plastics masters the insert moulding technique of fixing a connector to an extrudate like no other. Insert moulding is often used for the production of catheters.
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