SRG PLASTICS Payson, AZ 85541 Telephone: 800 472-5566

Markets Served

aerospace
automotive
highway safety
construction
electronics
retail

and others

Custom Injection Molding

The method of Custom Injection Molding manufacturing involves heating plastic resin to high temperatures and forcing the liquid plastic under extreme pressure into a steel mold.   The mold is chilled, which in turn, rapidly cools the part to the point where it can be ejected and handled.   This is all done within seconds.   This is the ultimate method to achieve intricate shapes, high levels of detail, and varied wall thicknesses. For extruded plastics with a continuous profile see Plastic Extrusions.

Depending on your application, literally thousands of materials can be used. These range from polypropylene used in toys, to nylon and acetal used in engineering grade applications. Parts can be strengthened by glass or graphite additives. Materials resistant to high temperature and harsh chemicals can also be molded. SRG helped develop a product that combined nylon, copper, and tungsten in order to reach a desired specific gravity. The possibilities are endless.

	Capabilities Process a wide range of materials 2 gram to 64 oz. part weight 75 - 600 ton machines Part design and CAD drawings U.S. and Offshore mold making Prototype parts