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Injection molding is compatible with a wide range of plastics. In this section, you’ll learn more about the key characteristics of the most popular materials. We’ll also discuss the standard surface finishes that can be applied to injection molded parts.

​Plastic Injection Parts are like the invisible architects of our daily lives, quietly shaping everything from the toothbrush you use each morning to the keys on your computer keyboard. Step into any injection molding facility, and you'll witness machines rhythmically opening and closing, transforming raw plastic pellets into precise, functional components in a matter of seconds.

​In this section, we answer these questions and show you common examples of injection molded parts to help you familiarize yourself with the basic mechanics and applications of the technology.

​From the phone case in your pocket to the dashboard of your car, Plastic Injection Parts have quietly occupied every corner of our lives. This type of plastic parts mass-produced through injection molding technology is supporting modern manufacturing with amazing diversity.

Whether it is the water pipe interface at home or the car engine, rubber gaskets are silently playing the role of "sealing guards". This elastic little object fills the tiny gaps between metal parts with its soft body.

​Polypropylene prices fell significantly in April, following a 4-cent drop in March, according to senior reporter Frank Esposito.