This ABS syringe is an injection-molded product designed for filling medication into the body.
This ABS syringe is an injection-molded product designed to fill medications into the body. Since the outer surface of the product may come into contact with the body's mucous membranes, a level of finish is required where the parting line cannot be felt by hand. This surface precision is achieved solely through molding without any deburring. Of course, the inner wall of the syringe has a draft angle of 0 degrees and is free from sink marks and other defects. At medicalplasticmolding.com, we use a tapered structure for aligning the positions of the product components during mold design to eliminate any misalignment of the parting line surfaces, achieving a high-precision molding with a parting line misalignment of less than 5/1000. We can produce high-quality molded products like this one, where the parting line is virtually indistinguishable.
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This ABS syringe is an injection-molded product designed to fill the body with medication. Since the outer surface of the product may come into contact with the body's mucous membranes, a level of finish is required where the parting line cannot be detected by touch. This surface precision is achieved solely through molding without any deburring. Of course, the inner wall of the syringe has a draft angle of 0 degrees, with no sink marks or other defects. At Medical Plastic Molding.com, we use a tapered structure for aligning the position of the product's components during mold design to eliminate any misalignment of the parting line surfaces, achieving high-precision molding with a parting line misalignment of less than 5/1000. We can produce high-quality molded products like this one, where the parting line is indistinguishable.
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This ABS syringe is an injection-molded product designed to fill the body with medication. Since the outer surface of the product may come into contact with the body's mucous membranes, a level of finish is required where the parting line cannot be detected by touch. This surface precision is achieved solely through molding without any deburring. Of course, the inner wall of the syringe has a draft angle of 0 degrees and is free of sink marks. At Medical Plastic Molding.com, we utilize a tapered structure for aligning the positions of the product components during mold design to eliminate any misalignment of the parting line surfaces, achieving high-precision molding with a parting line misalignment of less than 5/1000. We can produce high-quality molded products like this one, where the parting line is indistinguishable.
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We provide plastic medical devices of assured quality. - Medical Device Manufacturing and Sales License Number: 11B2X10048 - Medical Device Manufacturing Registration Number: 11BZ200082 - ISO 13485 certified company - Precision molding in a clean room with a class of 10,000 or lower Shinwa Kogyo Co., Ltd. has been honing its plastic molding and mold manufacturing technologies since its establishment in 1974. Throughout this process, we have actively developed services such as 3D-CAD compatibility, product design, flow analysis, and mold design, providing our customers with services that go beyond just contract processing. Additionally, through our dealings with clients in the medical industry, we have been involved in numerous medical products, including the establishment of an in-house clean room with a class of 10,000, obtaining ISO 13485 certification, and acquiring licenses for medical device manufacturing and sales, as well as custom molding machines. We will solve all your concerns regarding medical plastic products with VA/VE proposals based on flow analysis and mold design technology by certified plastic molding specialists from the design stage. Please feel free to consult with us.
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