ABS Enclosure Housing Injection Molding

Name: ABS Enclosure Housing Injection Molding
Brand: Yixing Technology
SKU: e-8
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Item: e-8plastic enclosure molding

size200X200mm

materialabs,pc,pc+gf

colorblack,white,brown,grey

Flame retarded material,water and dust proof

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Custom ABS Plastic Part ABS Enclosure Housing Injection Molding

We provide custom ABS plastic injection molding services for enclosures, housings, terminal boxes, electrical boxes, industrial parts, and structural components. Our ABS injection molding service supports small batch prototyping, mold development, and mass production.

ABS Injection Molding Capabilities

Category	Details
Materials	Standard ABS, Flame-retardant ABS, PC/ABS blends, Glass-filled ABS
Colors	Black, White, Gray, Brown, Custom-matched to any Pantone color number
Surface Finishes	Texture, Matte, High-gloss, Painting, Silk-screen printing
Custom Structural Features	Reinforcing ribs, Threaded bosses, Snap-fits, Mounting holes, Cable outlets
Typical Applications	Enclosures, Junction boxes, Protective housings, Electronic structural components, Industrial parts
Injection Machine Clamping Force	80T – 1500T
Shot Size	0.2g – 9806g
Part Size	3×3×3 mm to 1450×1350×1450 mm
Tolerance	±0.05 mm (depending on material and size)
Services	Prototype tooling, Low-volume production, Full-scale mass production

ABS Injection Molding Process

The ABS injection molding process requires careful control of key parameters to ensure part quality. Melt temperature is typically set between 200–260°C, while mold temperature is maintained at 40–80°C to achieve good surface finish and dimensional stability. Injection pressure should be adjusted according to part structure and wall thickness to ensure proper filling without overpacking. Holding pressure must be optimized to reduce shrinkage and sink marks, especially in thick-wall sections. Cooling time is determined by wall thickness and mold structure, typically ranging from 15–30 seconds. Material drying is recommended before injection molding—usually at 80°C for 2–4 hours—to minimize moisture-related defects such as silver streaks, bubbles, and poor surface appearance.