What is Versatile Car Charging Connector with Custom Made Plastic Design
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
500-1,999 Pieces US$3.60
2,000-9,999 Pieces US$3.30
10,000+ Pieces US$3.00
Sepcifications
- Material ABS
- Application Household, Electronics, Automotive
- Certification ISO
- Transport Package Wooden Cases/Air/Sea
- Specification Custom
- Trademark HOWE or Custom
- Origin China
- Name Molded Plastic Connector
- Mould Core S136, P20, 2738, 2344, 738h, etc
- Design Sofeware Ug, Proe, CAD, Solidwork, etc
- Mold Cavity Single Cavity / Family Molds / Multi Cavity
- Mold Life Time 300K ~ 500K Shots
- Plastic Injection Machine 90t, 110t, 140t, 160t, 200t, 260t, etc.
- Molding Material ABS, PC, PE, PETG, POM, Pets, etc
- Lead Time 7-14 Days for Samples, 25-40 Days for Mould
Product Description
plastic socket for new energy electric vehicle, our unmatched proficiency ensures that each component is tailored to meet the highest standards of quality and functionality. Product Description Product Name Charging connector socket for electric vehicle Mold Design software PRO/E, ...
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