Product Description

Small batches production cnc machining parts precision cnc turning machining service aluminum machinery parts with anodizing

Rollyu Precision Machining Co., Ltd located in HangZhou, China, is a mechanical manufacturer providing a wide range of custom specialty plastic injection molded parts, cnc machining parts, Sheet Metal Fabrication, Liquid Silicone Rubber Injection Parts, Aluminum Extrusion, Sub-assemblies ,along with advanced over molding capability.
Serving markets including Security systems, Fire systems, Marine ,Health care, Medical Devices, Personal Care, Networking, Internet of Things (IoT), Xihu (West Lake) Dis.n Machine Interaction (HMI) , Consumer Electronics, Telecommunications and Renewable Energy as well as many others with solutions for a variety of challenges they face in these high paced, ever-changing industries. Rollyu Precision provides mechanical components and sub-assemblies to many of the top companies worldwide.

With many years of mechanical parts manufacturing, we continue to expand our capabilities and are well positioned to offer concept-to-commercialization solutions. Rollyu Precision can provide over molding capabilities to streamline timelines and costs. If medical device engineering and design for manufacturing services are needed, our project teams are aligned to provide those services, including tool and fixture fabrication and rapid prototyping.

Examples Of Services And Capabilities Include:

• Engineering DFM Services
• CNC Swiss Machining, Milling, and Turning
• Over molding and Injection Molding
• Plastic Injection Molded Parts
• Liquid Silicone Rubber Injection Parts
• Aluminum Extrusion
• Sheet Metal Fabrication
• Sub-assemblies

For a more complete list, please send us inquiry.

Rollyu Precision has unrivalled links with the companies Medical device, Instrumentation, Security systems, IoT, HMI, Automation, Photonics, Energy, Marine and many others industries. We have mutually beneficial relationships with nearly 150 companies around the world, from the smallest company to the largest enterprise. 
For our partners, we deliver world-class machining parts, plastic molded parts , silicone rubber parts, sheet metal fabrication, heat sink, and assembly components. We can manufacture from single parts to sub-assemblies to meet challenges and your goals. 

Quick Response After-sales Service

Rollyu Precision after sales service is based on our detailed knowledge of our team, our machines and our accumulated experiences, thus enabling our technicians to rapidly identify and resolve any potential problems.

A periodic diagnosis minimizes the risk of unexpected events and increases productivity. Moreover, all basic components are checked 100% before shipment.

We look forward to your RFQ or a trial order firstly.

Thank you for your time for having a visist at our on-line shop.

Sincerely

Tina/Rollyu Precision
 
 

FAQ
Q1: Are you a trading company or a factory ?
A1: We are a manufacturer specialized in precision parts OEM, Machining parts,  Plastic injection molding, Plastic parts, Silicone and rubber parts, Heat sink, sheet metal fabrication as well as Sub-assembly.

Q2: Do you accept to manufacture the customized products based on our design?
A2: Yes, we are a professional factory with an experienced engineering team, would like to provide the OEM service.

Q3: How can I get the quotation?
A3: We will offer you the quotation within 24 working hours after receiving your detailed information. In order to quote you faster and more accurate, please provide us the following information together with your inquiry:
1) CAD or 3D Drawings
2) Tolerance.
3) Material requirement
4) Surface treatment
5) Quantity (per order/per month/annual)
6) Any special demands or requirements, such as packing, labels, delivery,etc.

Q4: Will my drawings be safe after sending to you?
A4: Sure, we will keep them well and not release to others without your permission.

Q5: How long is the lead-time for a mold and plastic parts, machining parts, sheet metal fabrication?
A5: It all depends on the mold (parts) size and complexity. 
Normally, the lead time is 18-20 days for molds, 15-20 days for plastic parts. If the molds are very simple and not big, we can work out within 15 days.
The lead time for machining parts is around 2-4 weeks.
For sheet metal fabrication the lead time is around 3-5 weeks.

Q6: I have no 3D drawing, how should I start the new project?
A6: You can supply us the sample or provide us the product sizes and let us know the detailed requirements, our engineers will help you to work out the 3D drawing.

Q7: If you make poor quality goods, will you refund our fund?
A7: As a matter of fact, we won’t take a chance to do poor quality products. Meanwhile, we manufacture good-quality products until your satisfaction.

Q8: Is it possible to know how are my products going on without visiting your factory?
A8: We will offer a detailed production schedule and send weekly reports with digital pictures and videos which show the machining progress.
 

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Designing Injection Molded Parts

Injection molded parts are a great way to produce fast, reliable parts without having to spend much time on post-processing. Whether you’re designing a small component or a large vehicle, you can expect your parts to be ready to use right away. Because of their high-speed production cycles, you can expect your parts to be delivered within 30 to 90 seconds.

Design considerations for injection molded parts

When developing a medical device, there are several design considerations to be made to create a quality injection molded part. Typically, product designers want to minimize the amount of material needed to fill the part while still maintaining the structural integrity of the product. To this end, injection molded parts often have ribs to stiffen the relatively thin walls. However, improper placement of ribs or projections can create molding problems.
Design considerations for injection molded parts include the overall shape and finish of the part. There are several ways to make the part look better. One way is to make the surface smoother and less pronounced. This will help the material flow evenly throughout the mold and minimize the risk of parting lines. Another way to reduce the risk of sink marks is to reduce the thickness of ribs relative to the nominal wall thickness of the part.
A common problem encountered when designing injection molded parts is sink marks. These can be difficult to avoid. A molder may not be willing to guarantee the product’s surface is sink-free, so designers must make sure that sink marks are minimized. To prevent these problems, the design of the parts should be as simple as possible.
Injection molded parts can also have complex geometries, and the design process is incredibly flexible. A good molder will be able to reproduce complex parts at low cost. To get the best possible results, designers should discuss the design and process with the molder. They should also discuss with the molder any critical tolerance specifications. The designer should also consider reworking the mold if necessary.
The wall thickness of a plastic injection molded part should be consistent. This is important because it influences the part’s functionality and performance. An uneven wall thickness can result in sink marks, voids, and other undesirable effects. It may also result in excessive plastic pressure or cause air traps.

Materials used in injection molded parts

When designing a product, materials used in injection molding are an important factor in the end result. These materials vary in strength, reusability, and cost. Understanding these differences is essential for ensuring the best product. In addition, understanding the characteristics of these materials can help you plan your budget and determine which ones are right for your application.
Choosing the wrong material can have serious consequences. In addition to premature component failure, the wrong choice can also increase your cost. To avoid such an occurrence, it’s a good idea to seek expert advice. Expert consultations can help you understand the factors that are important for your particular plastic molding project.
Fortron PPS: This thermoplastic resin offers excellent strength, toughness, and chemical resistance. It’s also stiff and durable, which makes it ideal for demanding industrial applications. Other common plastics include Nylon 6/6, which is strong and lightweight. Its high melting point makes it a great replacement for metal in certain environments. It also offers desirable chemical and electrical properties. PEEK is another common material used in injection molding.
ABS: Another engineering grade thermoplastic, ABS offers excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance. The disadvantage of ABS is its oil-based composition. As a result, ABS production creates noxious fumes. Nylon is another popular plastic for injection molding. Nylon is used in many different applications, from electrical applications to various kinds of apparel.
Injection moulding is a process where raw material is injected through a mold under high pressure. The mold then shapes the polymer into a desired shape. These moulds can have one or multiple cavities. This enables manufacturers to create different geometries of parts using a single mould. Most injection moulds are made from tool steel, but stainless steel and aluminium are also used for certain applications.

Characteristics of injection molded parts

Injection molded parts exhibit a range of mechanical and physical properties. These properties affect the performance of the parts. For example, they can affect electrical conductivity. Also, the degree of filling in the parts can determine their mechanical properties. Some studies have even found that filling content can affect the dimensional accuracy of the parts.
To ensure the highest quality of the molded parts, it is important to inspect the machines and processes used to manufacture them. Proper maintenance can prevent mistakes and prolong the service life of the components. Moreover, it is essential to clean and lubricate the machine and its components. This will also reduce the possibility of mold errors.
The temperature and pressure characteristics of the injection mold can be characterized with the help of a simulation tool. For example, in a simulation environment, the injection pressure can be set as a profile and is equal to the pressure in the flow front. Moreover, the maximum injection pressure can be set as a value with minimum dependence on the flow rate. The temperature of the material used in the injection mold should be within a recommended range.
The temperature and pressure of the mold cavity must be monitored to ensure proper ejection. The temperature of the injection mold cavity is usually set at a temperature slightly above the ejection temperature. This can be manually or automatically. If the temperature is too high, the part will not be able to eject. The rapid temperature change can cause the part to warp. The same applies to the cooling time of the mold and cavity.
The thickness of the molded part should be uniform. If the injection mold does not conform to the required thickness, sink marks may be visible. A minimum of 2.5 mm between the outer and inner diameters is required for proper ejection.

Common problems encountered

There are several common problems encountered during the production of injection-molded parts. One of the most common of these is sink marks. These appear on the surface of the part and are a result of uneven cooling of the plastic within the mold. This problem can be caused by poor mold design, insufficient cooling time, and/or low injection pressure.
The first common problem occurs when the mold is not tightly clamped. This causes the molten plastic to be forced out of the mold. Other problems may occur due to the wrong clamping pressure or temperature. In these cases, the clamping force should be increased or the mold design should be revised to allow the plastic to flow properly through it. In addition, a poor quality mold may cause flash or burrs.
Another common problem is wavy patterning. These two defects can affect the appearance and functionality of the part. To avoid these problems, work with an experienced injection molding manufacturer who has experience in these types of parts. They will be able to troubleshoot and minimize any potential risks.
One of the most common problems encountered in injection molding is discoloration. A discolored part will be black or rust-colored. This problem is caused by an excess of air in the mold cavity, and can be avoided by reducing the injection speed. Ventilation systems can also be adjusted to minimize the chances of these problems.
Defective molds can cause a negative impact on the bottom line. By understanding the common problems encountered during injection molding, you can better avoid these problems and make your products as attractive as possible.

Fasteners used in injection molded parts

Injection molded parts often use fasteners for securing fastener elements in place. As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 (two separate views), the fastener elements are integrated with the molded product, and they extend from one side. The fastener elements are designed to engage loop elements in the overlying layer. The palm-tree shaped fasteners are especially well-suited for this purpose, as their three-dimensional sides engage more loops than flat sides. These features result in a more secure closure.
When fasteners are used in injection molded parts, the plastic is injected into a mold, with the fastener integrated. In addition to self-tapping screws, other plastic fasteners can include moulded or pre-drilled pilot holes. This method avoids the need for a secondary assembly step and ensures an easy fit. These screws also have other advantages, including a smaller thread profile and lower radial stress, which prevents boss damage.
Another type of fastener commonly used in injection molded parts is a boss. This type of fastener is typically larger than the nut and the pilot hole. An undersized boss can lead to warpage during the injection molding process and cause a product to fail in the field.
Another type of fastener used in injection molded parts is a thread insert, which is usually a stainless steel A2 wire. There are different versions of this fastener for different materials, including carbon fiber reinforced plastic. And the fastener can be modified to adjust the size of the hole.
These fasteners are used in many different types of injection molded parts. Some parts are used to fix a variety of cosmetic issues, such as minor sinks. While these are not defects, they may not look perfect, and they can affect the overall appearance of a product. If you want to improve the appearance of an injection molded part, you can add fibers and glass fibers, as well as colorants.

editor by czh 2022-11-27