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General Information
Typically, we will to provide you with a quote within one working day.
The typical project process begins with a thorough evaluation of your part design. If necessary, we'll make modifications to ensure manufacturability. Following this, we create the mold for your parts and conduct sample tests. Once the samples are approved, we proceed with mass production, ensuring it aligns precisely with the sample standards.
The lead time for tooling and samples typically ranges from 4 to 6 weeks, with variations based on the complexity of the parts' geometry.
The minimum order quantity varies for each custom-made product and is determined by the production capacity of the requested resin for your specific part.
Company
Zhongren Rubber and Plastic has the capabilites to build the mold, finish rubber and plastic production. The majority of our projects are completed fully in-house.
Zhongren Rubber and Plastic has been handling confidential information in mold design and part manufacturing for decades. We prioritize client confidentiality and adhere to strict non-disclosure practices.
Our facility operates 24 hours with two shifts per day.
Capabilities
Zhongren Rubber and Plastic specializes in producing custom-made parts tailored to your unique requirements. We do not offer standard rubber or plastic parts as our focus is on providing personalized solutions for our customers.
Absolutely! Beyond common materials, we can manufacture custom rubber and plastic parts using special materials, ensuring we meet your unique project requirements.
We can help you optimize design from skrech, and also modify the drawing to make sure it can be manufactured.
In some cases, yes. Depending on factors like the type, size, and condition of the mold, we may be able to use your existing tool. When speaking to your Zhongren Rubber and Plastic sales representative, please make sure to mention that you have an existing tool.
The tolerance for our custom molding parts varies based on the specific application, part size, and geometry. Typically, our general tolerance is ±0.2mm, and for more critical dimensions, we can achieve even smaller tolerances.
The hardness range of our rubber parts varies depending on the type of rubber material used. Typical rubber hardness is as follows:
Silicone Rubber: Shore A 15-90
Common Rubber: Shore A 40-90