Thermoplasic Injection Molding Materials

Delaney Manufacturing produces, assembles and deliveres a broad variety of thermoformed plastic components for industrial and consumer products and applications. We have the knowledge and expertise to manufacture products in a wide range of materials, including polystyrene, acetal, polyurethane, nylon, polyethylene, polyester, polypropylene, ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadene-Styrene) polycarbonate, and more. 

 Combined with an extensive array of in-house thermoplastic injection molding presses and peripheral molding systems.

Below is a table of some materials we use and their defining characteristics.
Click on the names below for more details on that material

Polystyrene	Known for its low cost
Polypropylene	Flexibility and material toughness are required characteristics
ABS	Durability (such as electronic connector housings and toy parts)
Polyurethane	Low cost, the ability to be formed with fine detail, transparency or color availability (used in CD cases, license plate frames and cutlery)
Acetal	Extremely resistant to chemicals (components used in corrosive environments)
Polyethylene	Toughness, durability and wear resistance (found in a wide range of consumer products, as well as gears, artificial joints and bearings)
Polycarbonate	Excellent workability and thermoforming and molding characteristics (used in chemical applications)
Nylon	Known for its wear resistance (found in fabrics, tires, ropes and other components requiring extended wearability)
Polyester	Can be formed into an almost limitless variety of shapes (used in both consumer and industrial applications)

      Presses from 55 tons through 500 tons. Shot size to 125oz.