Injection moulding

Browse our plastic moulding projects below

Subcontracting plastic injection moulding parts often requires a significant investment in tooling, which may affect your project’s viability from the outset. That is why we offer our customers very competitive tooling costs while keeping injection moulding costs highly competitive.

Our quality-control procedures minimise defects, helping to ensure the success of your plastic injection moulding project through competitive pricing and compliance with your quality requirements.

Based in Shanghai, China, AGC is your ideal supplier for the manufacture of plastic components

Our plastic subcontracting solutions include:

– Low costs for tooling and injected parts.

– Flexibility, with quick delivery and the ability to accept small orders.

– Experience: we have supplied plastic injection moulded parts from China since 2000.

-A wide range of available thermoplastics.

Acronym Name(s) Comments
ABS Acrylonittrile butadiene styrene Widely used in injection moulding, low cost
ABS/PC Mix of ABS + PC Cheaper alternative than PC and tougher than ABS
PA(6/66) Nylon, Polyamide High T° resistance, often glass fiber/beads reinforced
PC Polycarbonate (Lexan, Makrolon) Easy to inject, tough material, may contain bisphenol A
PE Polyethylene Available in different densities, from LDPE to HDPE; easy to recycle
PEEK Polyetheretherketone Resistant to abrasion, low flamability
POM Polyoxymethylene Precision parts, high stiffness
PMMA Poly(methyl methacrylate), (acrylic, plexiglass) Good optical properties
PP Polypropylene Recyclable, easy to inject, sensitive to UV radiation
PPS Polyphenylene Sulfide Resistant to aggressive environments; requires a high injection temperature.
PS Polystyrene Low density; slow to biodegrade.

– Regulatory compliance, including UL V0, V1 and H1, RoHS and REACH.

– Expertise in overmoulding and assemblies.

Our quality commitments:

– Stable colours over time, with specific RAL and Pantone references available.

– Prevention of common plastic-part quality issues from the mould-design and injection-parameter stages, including weld lines, cracks, incomplete filling, white marks and burrs.

– Specialist materials, including UV-resistant plastics, glass-fibre-reinforced plastics, glass-bead-filled plastics, and plastics with high thermal or electrical conductivity.