Our Types of TPE Processes

We specialized in diverse types of TPE processes, featuring injection molding for precise, consistent parts and overmolding for seamless integration of different materials.
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TPE Injection Molding

TPE injection molding is a manufacturing process that combines the properties of thermoplastics and elastomers, allowing for the production of flexible, durable, and chemically resistant parts with intricate designs, while also enabling efficient production cycles and recyclability of materials.
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TPE Overmolding

TPE overmolding is a specialized process that combines thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) with rigid substrates to enhance product functionality and aesthetics, resulting in features such as improved grip, shock absorption, and chemical resistance, while creating a soft-touch surface that enhances user comfort and ergonomics.
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Incoming Material Inspection

We meticulously inspect and verify the quality of raw materials before they enter our production line.

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in production

In-process Quality Checks

Our skilled technicians conduct regular quality checks during the manufacturing process to ensure consistency and adherence to specifications.

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after production

Final Inspection

Each finished product undergoes a thorough inspection to verify its quality, functionality, and adherence to customer requirements.

Thermoplastic Elastomers Molding FAQs

Here are some frequent questions you might interested. If you have more questions, please move to our FAQ page or contact us.
What are the common applications of TPE molding?
TPE molding is widely used in various industries, such as automotive, consumer goods, medical devices, and electronics. Some common applications include seals, gaskets, grips, and overmolded components.
Yes, TPE molded parts can be painted or coated, but the adhesion of coatings may vary depending on the TPE formulation and surface characteristics. Surface preparation and the choice of compatible coatings are essential to ensure proper adhesion and long-term durability.
Post-processing options for TPE molded parts may include trimming, deburring, welding, assembly, pad printing, and additional surface finishing techniques. These post-processing steps help achieve the desired final appearance and functionality of the TPE parts.
When working with TPEs, factors such as melting temperature, pressure, mold design, and the specific physical properties of the chosen TPE grade should be carefully considered to ensure successful processing and high-quality parts.
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