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Kitchen & Cooking

  • microwave turntable brackets
  • microwave stirrers
  • waveguide covers
  • air fryer components
  • oven parts
  • coffee maker bases
  • induction coil frames
  • rice cooker parts
  • blender components

Water & Bathroom Systems

  • water pump impellers
  • expansion tank fittings
  • hot water valve bodies
  • bathroom heater parts
  • shower components
  • faucet cartridges
  • diverter valves
  • water meter housings

Cookware & Food Contact

  • cookware handles
  • kettle bodies
  • pot lids
  • food processor parts
  • cutlery handles
  • lunch box components
  • bottle caps

Heating & Thermal

  • LED lamp housings
  • heat sink brackets
  • radiator components
  • heater fan blades
  • thermal management parts
  • PTC heater brackets

Cleaning & Laundry

  • washing machine parts
  • dishwasher components
  • vacuum cleaner housings
  • mop components
  • water filter housings

General Consumer

  • luggage components
  • furniture fittings
  • toy structural parts
  • storage box components
  • stationery items

HOME APPLIANCE AND CONSUMER — Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used for kitchen appliance plastic parts?

High-temperature parts (coffee makers, air fryers) use PPS or reinforced PA66; food-contact areas choose FDA-compliant grades; handles use toughened PA6. Hydrolysis resistance is a key hidden selection criterion for kitchen and bath parts.

How to confirm food-contact plastic compliance?

Check three things: resins and additives on the FDA 21 CFR / GB 9685 positive lists, passing overall migration testing, and food-grade masterbatch for colorants. Confirm the application in writing and request migration test reports when purchasing.

How to keep color consistency for colored small-appliance housings?

Three points: dedicated ABS/PC carrier masterbatch (not universal), batch delivery against sealed standard color panels (ΔE≤1.0-1.5), and fixed molding temperature and cycle. Use white masterbatch to purge the machine between color changes to avoid cross-contamination.

Is hydrolysis-resistant PPS necessary?

Very necessary for humid-heat parts such as dishwashers, water pumps and steam valves — ordinary PPS loses weld-line strength after long-term humid-heat exposure. Choose hydrolysis-resistant grades and validate with boiling-water aging; we provide equivalent grades for humid-heat conditions.