Custom PPS Injection Molding

Produce dimensionally stable, flame-retardant PPS components for automotive, electrical, and industrial applications. Fast quotes, precise manufacturing, global delivery.

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Our PPS Injection Molding Capabilities

From under-the-hood automotive components to precision pump parts, our PPS injection molding service delivers consistent performance in the harshest conditions.

Product Design Support

  • DFM analysis for high-precision, high-temperature parts
  • Guidance on wall thickness, gating, and venting for crystalline PPS
  • Material selection: unfilled, glass-fiber reinforced, mineral-filled PPS

Mold Design & Manufacturing

  • High-hardness steel molds for abrasive glass-filled PPS grades
  • Temperature-controlled tooling to achieve optimal crystallinity
  • Gate design to prevent weld lines and flow marks

Plastic Injection Molding

  • Processing up to 330°C melt temperature
  • Tight tolerance molding for precision assemblies (±0.02 mm)
  • Controlled drying and handling to prevent contamination

Post-processing & Assembly

  • Precision machining for sealing surfaces
  • Surface treatment for improved adhesion or bonding
  • Assembly of PPS components with metal inserts or seals

What is PPS – Polyphenylene Sulfide

Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic known for its excellent thermal stability, chemical resistance, and dimensional stability. It can operate continuously at high temperatures and withstand harsh chemical environments, making it suitable for automotive components, electrical connectors, and chemical processing equipment. PPS is typically processed via injection molding, requiring precise temperature control and drying to maintain its high-performance properties. CNC machining is possible but challenging due to material hardness and wear on cutting tools.

Property Typical Value / Description Notes
Tensile Strength 80–120 MPa High-strength material suitable for structural components
Flexural Strength 130–180 MPa High rigidity, can withstand significant mechanical loads
Impact Strength (Unnotched) 50–60 J/m Moderate toughness; material is relatively brittle compared to PC or ABS
Elastic Modulus 4.0–5.0 GPa High rigidity
Heat Deflection Temperature 260–280°C Can operate under continuous high temperatures
Density 1.35 g/cm³ Higher density than common plastics
Chemical Resistance Excellent; resistant to acids, bases, and most organic solvents Suitable for harsh chemical environments
Water Absorption <0.05% Extremely dimensionally stable
Shrinkage 0.3–0.5% Low shrinkage, precise mold design still recommended
Flammability UL94 V-0 High flame resistance

Common Applications of PPS Molded Parts

Industry Example Parts Why PPS Works Well
Automotive Fuel system components, under-hood parts Withstands >200°C, resists fuels and automotive fluids
Electrical Switch housings, high-voltage connectors Flame retardant, excellent insulation
Industrial Pump parts, valve components Chemical resistance, dimensional stability
Consumer Appliances Heating elements, hair dryer housings Heat tolerance, electrical safety compliance

Production & Delivery Solutions

Solution Type Best For Typical Lead Time Notes
Rapid Prototyping Functional prototypes for high-temp tests 8–12 days Ideal for evaluating thermal/chemical resistance
Small Batch Limited production for pilot runs 2–3 weeks Cost-effective for niche applications
Mass Production Long-term high-volume programs 3–5 weeks Stable quality for critical components
Export Molds Overseas PPS molding production 4–6 weeks Built to handle abrasive reinforced grades
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PPS Injection Molding FAQs

PPS can continuously operate at temperatures up to 200–240°C, with peak short-term performance above 260°C.

Yes, it requires high processing temperatures, precise moisture control, and corrosion/abrasion-resistant tooling.

Yes, PPS has UL94 V-0 rating without additives, making it suitable for electrical safety requirements.

Yes, PPS resists acids, bases, fuels, and most solvents, even at elevated temperatures.

Reinforced PPS (with glass fiber/minerals) offers higher strength and stiffness, while unfilled PPS provides better elongation and toughness.