Custom Polycarbonate Molding Solution

Zhongren provides precision injection moulding polycarbonate services for parts that demand exceptional impact strength, clarity, and dimensional stability. With extensive experience in molding polycarbonate, we produce robust, transparent components that meet strict mechanical and thermal performance standards. Injection molded polycarbonate parts are ideal for high-strength, high-temperature applications where other plastics may fail.

How Are Polycarbonate Parts Manufactured?

We offer full-service polycarbonate plastic molding using advanced equipment and tight process control to ensure product quality.

  • Injection Moulding Polycarbonate
  • PC Overmolding
  • PC Extrusion Molding
  • PC CNC Machining
  • PC Insert Molding
  • PC Thermoforming

Proper mold design and controlled processing are essential to prevent warping, internal stress, and poor surface finish in polycarbonate injection molding.

Common Applications of Polycarbonate Molding

Thanks to its toughness, heat resistance, and optical properties, injection molded polycarbonate is widely used in:

  • Protective covers and enclosures
  • Transparent machine guards and lenses
  • Lighting housings and diffusers
  • Medical device components
  • Automotive interior and exterior parts
  • Electronic and telecom housings

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Advantages of Polycarbonate Injection Molding

  • High impact resistance and mechanical strength
  • Good heat resistance (up to 120–135°C)
  • Optical-grade transparency available
  • Flame-retardant and UV-stabilized grades available
  • Excellent dimensional stability and toughness

Disadvantages of Polycarbonate Molding

  • Susceptible to scratching
  • Sensitive to moisture
  • Higher material and tooling costs
  • Can be prone to stress cracking

FAQ of Polycarbonate Injection Molding

Is polycarbonate suitable for precision injection molding?
Yes. Injection molding polycarbonate allows for the production of high-precision, transparent parts with excellent strength and dimensional accuracy, ideal for optical and structural uses.

Polycarbonate is sensitive to moisture and stress, requiring pre-drying and careful mold temperature control. Incorrect processing may lead to bubbles, warping, or internal cracks.

Yes. Polycarbonate plastic molding supports both techniques, but adhesion with secondary materials needs to be carefully validated.

We provide various grades of PC including FDA-approved, medical-grade, and UL 94 V-0 flame-retardant materials, suitable for regulated applications.

PC is much tougher and more impact-resistant than PMMA, and performs better in high-heat environments. PMMA, on the other hand, offers better scratch resistance and higher light transmittance.
Tooling typically takes 2–4 weeks. Production starts after mold validation, depending on part complexity and order quantity.

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