Polyurethane Casting
Injection-molded quality delivered fast in small batches. Xinda casts polyurethane in silicone molds under vacuum, with material properties close to mass-produced parts, ideal for 10-50 piece production runs.
Process Overview
Polyurethane Casting
Cast part quality depends on material selection and pouring control.
- Material guidance: our engineering team recommends materials by application to avoid mismatches
- Samples first: confirm results with cast samples before committing to batch production
- Ready-to-use delivery: finishing and assembly coordinated so parts work out of the box
Polyurethane Casting Part Cases
Impeller Component Casting
Sealing Frame Casting
Flow Guide Housing Casting
Handle Housing Casting
Fastening Component Casting
PU Casting in Prototype Making
- Injection-Like Results PU casting simulates injection molding with material properties close to mass-produced parts.
- Fast & Affordable No injection mold needed; low cost and fast delivery for small batches.
- Material Options ABS-like, PP-like, clear, rubber-like, and more polyurethane options available.
- Good Surface Quality Cast parts have smooth surfaces with painting and silk screening available.
PU Casting Advantages & Process
Polyurethane casting uses silicone molds to pour PU resin in a vacuum environment. It simulates injection molding results at a fraction of the cost, ideal for small batch (10-50 parts) production.
Xinda offers ABS-like, PP-like, clear, rubber-like, high-temp, and more PU material options. Cast parts are dimensionally stable with good surface quality for functional testing, appearance validation, and low-volume delivery.
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Materials
Materials Matched To Part Requirements
Common material options are evaluated according to geometry, performance requirements, and finishing needs.
FAQ
Polyurethane Casting FAQ
Suitable for 10-50 piece low-volume housings, snap-fit parts, clear parts, and functional test parts, evaluated per master pattern, material, and quantity.
Typical prototype lead time is 3-7 business days. Batch lead time depends on quantity, complexity, and finishing processes.
Cast parts can be sanded, painted, silk-screened, and plated, evaluated per appearance and functional requirements.
Please provide 3D CAD files, 2D drawings with tolerances, material, quantity, finishing, and target lead time for an accurate quote.
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Submit drawings, material, quantity, and lead time requirements for engineering review.