Plastic Parts

Custom Plastic Parts Manufacturing

From DFM and tooling to injection molding, finishing, assembly, and delivery.

Injection-molded PC housing for a smart meeting recorder held by a gloved operator after inspection at JBRplas

JBRplas manufactures custom plastic parts for OEM programs — from 500-piece bridge runs to multi-million annual volumes. Every project starts with a DFM review of your 3D files, then runs through tooling, molding, finishing, and assembly in one Shenzhen facility.

Process

From CAD to Production

Ten stages from your 3D files to delivery — the linked stages have detailed process pages.

  1. 01 3D CAD STEP / IGES review
  2. 02 DFM Manufacturability report
  3. 03 Mold Design 3D mold + runner layout
  4. 04 Tool Manufacturing CNC, EDM, spotting
  5. 05 T1 Sampling First shots + FAI report
  6. 06 Injection Molding 27 presses, 90–650T
  7. 07 Finishing Paint, print, laser
  8. 08 Assembly Welding, inserts, hardware
  9. 09 Inspection Dimensional + cosmetic
  10. 10 Delivery Packed to spec, shipped
Applications

Plastic Parts by Application

Where parts we mold end up — from consumer devices to production equipment.

Materials

Materials

The resins we process most — plus flame-retardant, glass-filled, and high-temperature grades from 500+ qualified materials.

PC ABS PC/ABS PA66 PA66-GF30 POM PBT PEEK PEI TPE PMMA PP
Finishing & Assembly

Secondary Processes

Post-molding operations completed in-house — parts ship assembled and packed, not loose.

  • Painting

    Spray painting matched to RAL / Pantone

  • Pad Printing

    Up to 4 colours, curved and flat surfaces

  • Silk Screening

    Durable single and multi-colour prints

  • Laser Engraving

    Serial numbers, logos, QR codes

  • Ultrasonic Welding

    20–40mm horns, leak-tight joints

  • Assembly

    Insert installation, heat staking, hardware

  • Packaging

    Blister, clamshell, retail box, anti-static

Have a Plastic Part to Manufacture?

Send us your 3D CAD files and requirements. Our engineering team will review manufacturability, tooling approach, material, and production requirements.