Custom UHMW Molding Solution

Zhongren provides custom UHMW injection molding solutions for industrial components that demand extreme wear resistance, low friction, and outstanding impact strength. Our expertise in UHMWPE molding allows us to manufacture parts with excellent chemical resistance and durability, ideal for high-load, high-abrasion environments. UHMW injection molding provides exceptional abrasion resistance and impact strength in tough environments where conventional plastics wear out, deform, or fail under stress.

How Are UHMW Parts Manufactured?

We utilize advanced molding techniques and equipment to shape UHMWPE into high-performance parts.

  • UHMWPE CNC Machining
  • Compression Molding with UHMW

Due to its high viscosity, UHMW injection molding requires specialized processing and precise tooling. Strict control of processing temperature, pressure, and cycle time is essential for consistent part quality.

Common Applications of UHMW Molding

Thanks to its exceptional wear and impact properties, UHMW injection molded parts are widely used in:

  • Wear strips and guide rails
  • Gears, bushings, and bearings
  • Food processing and packaging components
  • Medical and pharmaceutical parts
  • Material handling systems
  • Marine and agricultural equipment

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Advantages of UHMW Injection Molding

  • Extremely high abrasion and wear resistance
  • Low coefficient of friction (self-lubricating)
  • High impact strength (even at low temperatures)
  • Excellent chemical and moisture resistance
  • Compliant grades available for FDA and USDA applications

Disadvantages of UHMW Molding

  • Difficult to injection mold without specialized equipment
  • Lower dimensional stability compared to other plastics
  • Limited adhesion and bonding options
  • Not suitable for applications above 80–90°C
  • Limited colorability and surface detailing

FAQ of UHMW Injection Molding

How does UHMW compare to other plastics like nylon or PTFE?
UHMW has better impact resistance and lower friction than nylon, and superior abrasion resistance to PTFE. However, it has lower temperature resistance than both.
Yes, but bonding to UHMW is difficult due to its non-stick surface. Mechanical interlocks are often required for overmolding or inserts.
Yes, we offer FDA and USDA-compliant UHMW injection molding solutions suitable for food contact and hygiene-sensitive applications.

Lead times vary depending on tooling complexity, but typical turnaround for new tooling is 3–5 weeks. Production can begin once tool validation is complete.

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