Custom PVC Injection Molding Solution

Zhongren specializes in custom moulded PVC solutions for applications that require durability, flame resistance, and chemical stability. Our expertise in PVC injection molding allows us to produce high-precision parts using both rigid and flexible PVC formulations. Injection moulded PVC is a trusted solution for challenging environments where other plastics may degrade, warp, or fail.

How Are PVC Parts Manufactured?

We utilize a range of advanced PVC plastic moulding and fabrication technologies to meet customer specifications:

  • PVC Injection Moulding
  • PVC Extrusion Moulding
  • PVC Compression Molding
  • PVC Overmolding
  • Insert Molding with PVC
  • PVC CNC Machining

Due to PVC’s thermal sensitivity and corrosive behavior during processing, proper temperature control and corrosion-resistant tooling are essential for optimal results.

Common Applications of Moulded PVC

Injection moulded PVC is ideal for:

    • Electrical enclosures and insulation components
    • Medical tubing and connectors
    • Industrial seals and fittings
    • Consumer products and protective cases
    • Cable grommets and wire management parts
    • Flame-retardant housings

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Advantages of PVC Injection Molding

  • Excellent flame resistance and chemical stability
  • Cost-effective for high-volume production
  • Supports both rigid and flexible formulations
  • Strong electrical insulation properties
  • UV-resistant and weatherable grades available

Disadvantages of PVC Molding

  • Thermal degradation if not processed correctly
  • Requires corrosion-resistant molds and vents
  • Limited temperature tolerance (< 60–80°C for flexible PVC)
  • Less impact-resistant than some engineering plastics

FAQ of PVC Injection Molding

Is PVC suitable for injection molding precision parts?
Yes. Both rigid and flexible PVC plastic molding can achieve tight tolerances and consistent surface finishes, especially when using proper mold materials and temperature profiles.

PVC is heat-sensitive and releases corrosive gases if overheated. Proper tooling, venting, and temperature control are essential to avoid degradation, burning, or porosity.

Yes, especially flexible PVC. However, material compatibility and adhesion to substrates must be carefully considered during PVC overmolding or insert molding.

Yes. We supply certified medical-grade and FDA-compliant injection moulded PVC parts for diagnostic, tubing, and packaging applications.

Typical lead time for PVC injection moulding tooling is 2–4 weeks. Production starts after tool validation and depends on part complexity and batch size.

Moulded PVC offers excellent flame retardancy and chemical resistance but is not ideal for high-heat or high-impact use. Compared to polyethylene or ABS, it provides better insulation and rigidity for specific use cases.

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