Materials: This drug delivery device is made from Polypropylene (PP).
Description: Pictured above the thin-walled cannula, this thin-walled micromolded design has a .005″ long distance wall. Highly capable tooling and molding equipment and techniques are required to successfully injection mold a part like this.
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Thermoplastics are a great micromolding material to work with as they become pliable above a specific temperature, but return to their rigid state upon cooling. The challenge with thermoplastics is knowing when a seemingly minor change in the design or an alternative thermoplastic material choice can significantly impact the quality and cost-effectiveness of the part.
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