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What is EPDM Injection Molding?

Our EPDM injection molding process starts with customized mold design, ensuring each part delivers consistent quality and performance. We use advanced machines to inject EPDM rubber material into finely crafted molds under heat and pressure. After curing and cooling, professional finishing techniques ensure the final rubber EPDM molding product meets exacting standards.

Thanks to our expertise in mold making, process optimization, and quality assurance, we deliver cost-effective, scalable EPDM rubber molding solutions tailored to a range of industries. Whether it’s high-volume production or small-batch prototyping, we guarantee durable, flexible, and reliable results for your EPDM molding needs.

Injection Molding EPDM Parameters Table

Parameter Recommended Range
Wall Thickness 1.5mm – 6mm
Maximum Part Size 400mm × 400mm
Minimum Feature Size 0.8mm – 1.5mm
Tolerances ±0.1mm – ±0.3mm

EPDM Material Properties

EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a high-performance synthetic rubber well-suited for injection moldingdue to its excellent flexibility, aging resistance, and environmental durability.

  • Ethylene and Propylene – provide good flexibility and weather resistance
  • Diene monomer – allows for vulcanization, improving elasticity and heat resistance
Property Density Tensile Strength Flexural Strength Impact Strength (Unnotched) Heat Deflection Temp (0.45 MPa)
Value/Description 0.85 – 1.20 g/cm³ 7 – 12 MPa 60-70 MPa 20 -30 kJ/m² –40°C to 125°C

Advantages & Disadvantages of EPDM Injection Molding

EPDM rubber injection molding is highly favored for sealing and insulation due to its excellent environmental resistance and elasticity. However, it also has some trade-offs.

Advantages

Disadvantages

Applications of Injection Molded EPDM

EPDM molding is used in a wide range of industries due to its sealing capability, flexibility, and resilience.

Automotive Industry

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HVAC & Construction:

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Medical Injection Molding Application
Its resistance to ozone, sunlight, and temperature variations makes it perfect for long-term exposure in outdoor environments.
Injection molding offers better precision and faster cycle times than compression molding, which is often used for simpler parts with lower volumes.

Cracks often come from stress during cooling, poor mold design, or even using the wrong processing temps. We focus on balanced part design and proper molding conditions to keep your ABS parts crack-free.

EPDM molding price depends on part complexity, material grade, mold design, and volume. We offer cost-efficient pricing for both small and large runs.
Yes. Hardened steel or treated aluminum molds with excellent venting and parting lines are best for EPDM rubber injection molding.
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