In this season of love and merry making, we at Brogan & Patrick Mfg. Corp. are wishing you a joyous Christmas filled with fun, happiness, and prosperity. We are extremely happy to be a part of your business with some exciting products and services. Together, we handled several challenges and mutually helped each other to grow and expand. It gives us immense satisfaction that we could help you … Read More
In today’s automotive industry, the need of the hour is to create innovative products. Automotive hardware needs to be compact, powerful, long-lasting, and light weight. These kind of requirements may seem like a formidable task. However, this idea has become a common reality with the use of plastics and plastic components.
Since 2013, plastics have been playing important roles in the construction of automotive hardware. The use of
Plastic injection molding is one of the most versatile manufacturing processes widely employed to produce plastic parts of various forms and specifications. The process involves several steps that must be executed paying close attention to detail. Even a minor flaw in any stage of the production process will affect the quality of the final assembly. This blog enlists some tips that help you successfully produce plastic components in … Read More
Brogan & Patrick Mfg. have been machining and supplying various LE components for over 30 years. Our machinists as well as operator know the issues that come with machining LE phenolic.
LE is a fine weave cotton fabric base phenolic laminate which provides a finer surface texture. It machines well, but needs to be accurately setup with close attention to detail. It machines better than some other phenolics, … Read More
Manufacturers have been producing plastic parts for many years. Over time, they have gained expertise, allowing them to improve the speed and quality of the plastic parts manufacturing process. Most plastic parts are produced using a process called injection molding. This involves injecting molten plastic into an open space of a mold.
Basic Injection Molding Process
There are four steps that make up the injection molding process: