Custom ABS PP PA6 Injection Molded Plastic Parts | Forked Components with Stems

• Model Number

  Dmetal-200217
  Plastic Modling Type

  Injection, Injection
• Processing Service

  Moulding
  Product name

  Plastic Injection Parts
• Size

  Customized Size
  Material

  PA66/PP/ABS /PC, Etc
• Surface finish

  Matt Surface
  MOQ

  100pcs
• Tolerance

  ±0.1
  Certification

  ISO9001:2008
• Package

  Plastic Bag+carton Box
  Drawing Format

  2D/(PDF/CAD)3D(IGES/STEP)

Define the forked component through its parallel prongs and lower stem. The three black examples have small side projections and differing upper arrangements. Their appearance helps identify the requested form, but does not establish a particular resin formulation, electrical function or interchangeable mounting interface.

Dimension the prongs from the stem

Provide sections and assembly datums that connect the upper forks to the cylindrical lower region. Show prong spacing, projection details and the actual mating components. Identify which features control guidance, retention or clearance without assigning a function solely from the example photograph.

Select the precise plastic formulation

ABS, PP and PA6 appear in the service direction, while other listed resins require separate selection. PA6 and PA66 should not be treated as the same material specification. State the actual grade, condition, color and required matt appearance, with relevant material documentation for the order.

Define molded-part acceptance at working interfaces

Mark drawing tolerances with units, datums and measurement conditions. The generic tolerance reference is not an unrestricted guarantee for every prong, stem or assembly fit. Any mechanical, environmental or electrical requirement needs actual operating conditions and an applicable acceptance method.

• Identify the forked component and drawing revision.
• Dimension prongs, stem and side projections.
• Select one exact resin grade and condition.
• Specify molded finish and required color.
• Agree interface checks and delivery documentation.

Provide PDF/CAD or IGES/STEP geometry with quantities and required records. Separate any different prong configurations on the component schedule, and identify whether additional inserts or hardware are included rather than assuming a complete assembly is supplied.