Product Description

CNC milling machine spare parts micro machining factory custom machined stainless steel aluminum prototyping and volume products

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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Factors to Consider When Converting a Design to Injection Molding

When considering injection molding for your design, there are several things you should consider. These factors include design, material selection, process, and reliability. In addition, you should consider the price of each part. The average cost per injection molded part is between $1 and $5. If you want to reduce your costs and improve your production cycle, look into converting your design to injection molding.

Design considerations for injection molded parts

Injection molded parts must meet certain design considerations to ensure quality and precision. Design considerations include proper material choice, process control, and tool design. In addition, designers must consider the tolerance ranges for the parts to be produced. These tolerances will differ from molder to molder, and designers should discuss their specific needs with their molders before they begin production. Designers must also consider possible revisions to the mold, such as making the part more or less tighter.
When designing injection molded parts, the designer should consider the thickness of each wall. This will minimize stresses that may arise due to uneven wall thickness. Parts with uneven wall thickness can develop sink marks, voids, and molded-in stresses. This can result in longer production time and increased cost. Moreover, irregular wall thickness can restrict material flow. To minimize these problems, designers should make the transitions between the different thicknesses smooth.
Another important design consideration is the use of bosses in injection molded parts. Bosses are typically used as points of assembly and attachment in injection molded parts. Bosses are cylindrical projections with holes for threaded inserts and other fastening hardware. Injection molded parts with bosses are generally able to accommodate multiple threaded inserts without stripping. These inserts are also durable and enable several cycles of assembly.
The thickness of the walls is another important consideration when designing injection molded parts. The thickness of walls will determine many key characteristics of the part. Careful consideration of this feature will prevent expensive mold modifications and delays. The nominal wall thickness should be determined based on the functional requirements of the part. Likewise, the minimum wall thickness should be set based on acceptable stress. If the walls are too thin, air will collect between them and compromise the functional performance of the part.

Material selection

Selecting the right material for your injection molded parts is an important part of the process. While there are many options, there are also many factors to consider. For instance, what kind of end product are you producing? Whether it’s a consumer part for your home or a complex part for the aerospace industry, you’ll need the right material for the job.
There are literally hundreds or thousands of types of plastic materials available for injection molding. One of the most common types is ABS, a polymer that has a high degree of structural strength and low cost. Another popular choice is polycarbonate, which offers excellent heat resistance and transparency. Alternatively, you can opt for Ultem, a high performance plastic that’s commonly used in medical and aerospace applications.
The process of designing plastic products involves a combination of art and science. The goal of this process is to create a high-quality product that meets the expectations of consumers. By doing this, you’ll reduce production costs and increase profits. It’s not an easy process, but it’s well worth the effort.
Injection molding is an efficient and versatile method of manufacturing medical devices. It can be done in high volumes and with high flexibility. In addition to this, it also offers a broad range of materials. This is important when your parts need to be made of different materials with unique physical properties. For example, if you’re producing toys, you’ll want to use Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS). ABS is also a great option for medical applications because it can withstand the high temperatures and pressures of medical environments.
When choosing plastic injection molding materials, keep in mind the weight and stiffness of the material. Some applications require hard plastics, while others require softer materials. In addition, the material’s flexibility will determine how much you can bend it.

Process

Injection molding is a process in which plastic parts are formed by pressing melt into a mold. The process takes place in two stages. During the first step, the material is injected and heated, while the second stage is when the mold is opened and the part ejected. The part is then finished and ready for use.
The material used in injection molding is made from a variety of polymers. Common polymers include nylon, elastomers, and thermoplastics. Since 1995, the number of materials used in injection molding has increased by 750 percent. Some materials are newly developed while others are alloys of previously-developed materials. The selection of material primarily depends on the strength and function required by the final part. Also, the cost of the material is a critical factor.
The design of custom components for the molding process should be carried out by a skilled industrial designer. There are a number of design guidelines for plastic parts, which should be followed carefully to achieve high quality and dimensional accuracy. Failure to follow these guidelines can lead to undesirable results. Therefore, it is crucial to specify specific requirements for the parts before the process begins.
The process is reliable and highly repeatable, making it ideal for large-scale production. Injection molding also allows for the creation of multi-cavity injection mold parts, which can create several parts in one cycle. Other advantages of the injection molding process include low labor costs, minimal scrap losses, and low post-mold finishing costs.
Before beginning the full production run, technicians perform a trial run. In this test, they insert a small shot weight in the mould. Then, they apply a small holding pressure and increase the holding time until the gate freezes. Then, they weigh the part to check if it is right.

Reliability

Injection-molded parts are subject to a variety of defects. One of the most common is unwanted deformation. This may happen when the temperature of the mold is too high or there is not enough plastic injected into the mold. Another problem is millidiopter range distortion. This distortion is invisible to the naked eye, and cannot be detected by manual inspection. Regardless of the cause, preventing unwanted deformations is critical for the long-term performance of the part.
The process of creating a custom mould for a plastic component requires great skill. Creating a mould that is perfectly suited to the product is important, because a good mould is crucial in avoiding potential defects. Traditionally, this process relied on the skill of a toolmaker and trial-and-error methods. This slows down the process and increases the cost of production.
Another factor contributing to injection molded parts’ reliability is the high level of repeatability. Injection molding is ideal for high volume production, because parts are easily re-molded. However, the process can be prone to failure if there is no quality control. While most injection-molded parts will last for a long time, parts that are prone to wear will eventually fail.
Besides high level of consistency and reliability, injection-molded parts are also eco-friendly. Unlike other manufacturing methods, the injection molding process produces little to no waste. Much of the plastic left behind in the process can be recycled, making it a green alternative. Another benefit of this manufacturing method is automation, which helps reduce production costs. Overall, injection molding is a highly reliable and consistent product.
Injection molding requires precise measurements and a 3-D model. It is also important to check for wall uniformity and draft angles. Properly-designed parts can avoid deformations. If the wall thickness is too low, support ribs can be used. Proper draft angles are important to ensure that the part can be removed easily from the mold.

Cost

The cost of injection molded parts depends on many factors, including the complexity of the part and the mold design. Simpler designs, fewer CAD steps and simpler processes can help companies minimize costs. Another factor that affects the cost of injection molded parts is the geometry of the part. In general, complex geometries require more design work and tooling time. Additionally, thicker walls require more material than thin ones, which raises the cost of the part.
The amount of plastic used in the mold is also a key factor. Injection molding requires large quantities of material, so parts that are larger will require a larger mold. Larger parts are also more complex, so these require more detailed molds. A mold maker will be able to advise you on how to design your part to cut down on costs.
The next major factor affecting the cost of injection molded parts is the material of the mold. Most injection molds are made of steel, but the type and grade of steel used is important. Additionally, tight tolerances require molds with virtually wear-free interior cavities. Hence, higher-grade steel is required.
Another factor affecting the cost of injection molded parts is the price of mold tools. Depending on the size and complexity of the part, the cost of molding tools can vary from $10,000 to several hundred thousand dollars. Injection molding tooling is an integral part of the entire process and can add up to a significant portion of the overall cost of the part.
Draft angles are another factor that affects the cost of injection molded parts. A draft is an important design element as it allows for easy part separation and removal from the mold. Without a draft, it would be very difficult to remove a part after injection.

editor by czh 2022-11-25