What is Custom Y Type Connector for Syringe with Custom Plastic Injection Mold Solution
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Set US$3,000.00-8,000.00 / Set
Sepcifications
- Type Surgical Supplies Materials
- Material Plastic
- Quality Guarantee Period Two Years
- Group Adult
- Logo Printing With Logo Printing
- Transport Package Plastic Bag, Box
- Specification Custom
- Origin Dongguan City, China
- Name Plastic Connector for Syringe
- Design Sofeware Ug, Proe, CAD, Solidwork, etc
- Mold Life Time 300, 000~1, 000, 000 Shots
- Product Weight 50~5000g
- Molding Material ABS, PA6, PA66, PP, PETG, PC, etc
- Lead Time 7-14 Days for Samples, 25-40 Days for Mould
- Manufacture Type Plastic Injection Mold, Molding
Product Description
Introducing our bespoke plastic plunger mold-a pinnacle of precision engineering for medical devices, crafted in the innovation hub of Dongguan City, Guangdong Province. Product Description item customized injection molds for plunger of medical syringe Place of Origin Guangdong province, China ...
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