Plastic Parts Customization – OEM Injection Molding for Home Appliance Parts

Appliance Parts Mold Development
In-house tooling workshop equipped with CNC machining centers, EDM, and wire cutting machines. Familiar with mold structures for various appliance parts – fast development from single-cavity to multi-cavity molds. For common replacement parts, we can quickly duplicate molds based on samples. Mold service life from 100,000 to over 1,000,000 cycles. 

Material recommendations based on application:
● Appearance parts: ABS, ABS+PC alloy, PP
● Structural load parts: PA6, PA66, POM, reinforced PP
● Heat-resistant parts: PC, PPS, PA66+GF
● Wear-resistant parts: POM, PA66
● Sealing parts: TPE, TPU, silicone (overmolding)
● Food contact parts: Food-grade ABS, food-grade PP
All materials comply with RoHS and REACH. Compliance documents provided for exported parts.

Injection molding machines from 50 to 500 tons clamping force – producing parts from a few grams up to 2000 grams. Part precision from ±0.02mm to ±0.10mm. Automated robotic arms and mold temperature control systems ensure dimensional stability and consistency in high-volume production.

Suitable for diverse order quantities in appliance parts industry:
● New parts: sample prototyping (tens of pieces)
● Repair channel parts: small-batch replenishment (from hundreds of pieces)
● Mass channel parts: high-volume production (tens of thousands to millions)
Support consignment inventory and shipment to help customers reduce inventory pressure.

● Appearance finishing: painting, screen printing, pad printing, laser marking, hot stamping
● Assembly features: heat staking brass nuts, ultrasonic welding, snap-fit assembly
● Soft-hard composite: TPE/TPU overmolding (handles, seals, foot pads)
● Machining: trimming, drilling, tapping
These services deliver finished parts ready for sale or assembly upon receipt.

ISO9001 certified quality system covers all processes. For multi-variety, small-batch, or high-volume orders – we implement flexible quality control: first article inspection, in-process inspection, outgoing inspection. Dimensional inspection reports, material datasheets, RoHS compliance certificates, and third-party test reports available per batch.

Refrigerator parts:
Drawers, glass shelf frames, door bin clips, handles, temperature control knobs, hinge covers, air duct panels, drip trays, lamp covers, gasket brackets

Washing machine parts:
Detergent drawers, control panels, buttons, door ring trim, drain hose connectors, filter covers, balance ring clips, inlet valve housings

Air conditioner parts:
Remote control panels and buttons, air deflectors, filter frames, terminal box covers, display window panels, fan blades

Gas stove parts:
Knobs, ignition switch housings, burner trim rings, gas inlet plug caps, base foot pads, battery box covers

Small appliance parts:
● Rice cooker: spatulas, measuring cups, steam vent caps, button panels
● Vacuum cleaner: dust cups, brush roll covers, filter frames, hose connectors
● Electric fan: buttons, oscillation links, grille clips, base foot pads
● Electric kettle: lid hinges, handle inserts, switch buttons
● Air fryer: basket handles, panel buttons, heat insulation housings
● Blender: lid covers, seal ring retainers, button assemblies

For repair and replacement parts demand, we provide:
● Reverse engineering replication: 3D scanning and mold duplication from old parts or samples – no original drawings needed
● Discontinued parts reproduction: remanufacturing parts for discontinued models through measurement and redevelopment
● Universal parts development: developing replacement parts compatible with multiple brands – expanding sales range
● Packaging services: individual packaging, labeling, barcode application per customer requirements

Q: What types of appliance parts do you mainly produce?
A: Plastic parts for refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, gas stoves, rice cookers, vacuum cleaners, fans, air fryers, blenders, and other home appliances – including appearance parts, structural parts, sealing parts, and overmolded parts.

Q: I don't have drawings – only old parts. Can you still make them?
A: Yes. Provide the old part sample – we perform 3D scanning and reverse engineering to duplicate the mold and produce identical parts.

Q: What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
A: Sample parts after mold trial: tens of pieces. Small-batch orders: from 500 pieces. High-volume production: 3,000-5,000 pieces per run for economical pricing.

Q: How long does mold development take? What is the cost?
A: Mold lead time: typically 15-30 days. Cost ranges from several hundred to tens of thousands of USD – depends on part size, complexity, and cavity count. Provide drawings or samples – DFM report and quote within 24 hours.

Q: Can you produce food contact appliance parts?
A: Yes. We use food-grade ABS, food-grade PP, and other materials compliant with FDA or LFGB food contact safety standards. Compliance certificates available.

Q: Do you offer flame-retardant materials for appliance parts?
A: Yes. For parts requiring flame retardancy (such as internal electrical components), we use flame-retardant ABS, flame-retardant PA, flame-retardant PBT, and can support UL94 testing and certification.

Q: Who owns the mold?
A: The mold is owned by the customer. We can store and maintain it on your behalf, or transfer the mold to your designated location upon request.

Q: Do you accept OEM brand customization?
A: Yes. In-mold labeling, screen printing, laser marking, or hot stamping of brand logos available. Packaging can also be customized to your brand image.