Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is one of the most widely used thermoplastics in the world of plastic injection molding. From consumer products to automotive components, its versatility, toughness, and relative ease of processing make it a top choice for a vast range of applications. In this blog, we will delve into what ABS is, why […]
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In today’s manufacturing landscape, choosing the right material is essential for producing reliable, durable, and efficient components. Tritan™ plastic, a high-performance material developed by Eastman, has become a popular choice for a variety of applications, especially in industries where durability, clarity, and chemical resistance are crucial. For manufacturers like Laszeray Technology, understanding the unique qualities
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At Laszeray, we understand the critical importance of precision and reliability in healthcare appliance manufacturing. With a steadfast commitment to quality and innovation, we specialize in offering comprehensive solutions to meet the stringent requirements of the healthcare industry. Plastic Injection Molding Services: Our state-of-the-art plastic injection molding services enable us to produce intricate and durable
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When companies search for plastic components to fulfil a specific need, they need to partner with the best plastic injection molding company capable of making their part with 100% accuracy, to function flawlessly, and at cost. When choosing a plastic injection molding company to be your partner in working together to have the right optimized
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Injection molding is an efficient means of manufacturing parts in high volumes. Most often used for thermoplastics and thermosetting polymers, it can be applied in the design and production of metal parts as well. Parts are produced by injection molten material into a mold that is developed per the specifications of each individual project. How
Multi-shot plastic injection molding is the process of injecting two or more plastic materials or colors into a single mold simultaneously to create a single part or component. The process can also be used with various materials besides plastics, such as using various metals with plastics. In conventional (single) injection molding, a single material is
When you are looking for a custom tooling company to help produce the parts and components you need, as well as take care of finishing processes, you need to understand what machines they have available. The types of machines they use will determine what custom machining services they can offer. There are all sorts of
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Touch responsive interfaces are the future. We love them on our sophisticated electronics, but manufacturing cost is a barrier to entry for these types of interfaces becoming prevalent across the spectrum of consumer electronics. We’ve looked at in-mold electronics (IMEs) and touch-sensitive surface applications as possible answers. Now another technology is making substantial inroads to
Injection molded plastic parts and products can have many different surface finishes, all of which contribute to making your finished product exactly as designed. Watch our new video for a rundown of the choices and uses of texture. For more information, contact Laszeray’s design engineers. We are here to help guide you through this process and
There’s a growing demand in the electric vehicle market for both personal cars and fleet trucks and busses. Much technology has advanced around these applications, with batteries themselves benefitting from an increased focus on development. One of the most promising is a new material that could change the way batteries are made. Traditional vehicle batteries
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