Insert & overmolding are two of our specialties, a capability reserved for only the most detail-oriented molder. In this process, we place an object in the mold and inject plastic around the component to form a mechanical bond. In the case of elastomeric overmolding of hard plastic, the bond is also chemical as an elastomer bonds with the substrate material such as ABS, ABS/PC, nylon, PC, or PEI to name a few.
Due to the often extreme injection pressures involved, this process requires special attention to ensure that plastic goes only where intended. One needs to precisely shut off or hold the component, vent the air out, avoid flow eddies that can leave a void, and minimize flash. Overmolding adds another dimension to the challenges of manufacturing, but the results can be outstanding.
Our capabilities are so strong that we often receive leads from national material manufacturers. Examples of the items we insert or overmold include:
• Filters
• Electronic circuits and connectors
• Other plastic components that receive a elastomer surface (2-shot molding)
• Threaded inserts
• Custom metal components
• Brackets and handles
COi Rubber has extensive experience in overmolding rubber onto plastic substrates. We can use a mechanical bond, a chemical bond, or both to assure our customers that our over-molded components will function as designed.
Multi-Component Molding
Our engineering experts developed patented technology that enables fully automatic molding of two or three component part assemblies. This form of injection molding is used to mold synthetic rubber to plastic and metal. With this technology, we can produce assemblies of rubber components and plastic components in a single automated system that typically requires separate molding and assembly operations. This system makes production of such assemblies more efficient and a lower cost overall. The benefits of multi-component injection molding include reduced labor, work-in-process inventory and improved quality.Umspritzen von Einlegern oder Überspritzen: was wählen
Beim Umspritzen von Einlegern wird ein fertiges Teil, meist aus Metall, in die Form gelegt und umspritzt. Beim Überspritzen wird ein Material über ein anderes geformt, oft ein weicher Gummi- oder TPE-Griff über einer steifen Basis.
Das Umspritzen von Einlegern bringt Festigkeit und Gewinde in den Kunststoff. Das Überspritzen bringt Griffigkeit, Abdichtung und Schwingungsdämpfung. Sagen Sie uns, was jeder Bereich des Teils leisten muss, und wir schlagen den Aufbau vor. Senden Sie eine Zeichnung oder ein Muster über das Angebotsformular, wir prüfen es gemeinsam mit Ihnen.