White Goods Plastic Components | OEM Appliance Parts

We manufacture molded plastic components for major household appliances — washing machine and dryer parts such as detergent drawers, dispenser housings, door trim and filter covers; refrigerator and freezer drawers, door bins, shelf supports and air-duct covers; dishwasher control panels, dispenser housings and filter covers; and oven control housings and panel brackets. Parts are evaluated against our published process envelope — 50–650 T clamping force and a maximum part size of approximately 400 × 400 × 300 mm — and anything outside it goes through an engineering feasibility review before quoting.

Yes. Refrigerator drawers, door bins, trays and shelf supports are typical white goods components we quote and mold, most commonly in PP and related grades. Each project is evaluated for low-temperature performance, impact, dimensional and assembly fit, and load requirements; large-format parts are checked against the published maximum part size and molding feasibility before production.

Material selection follows the part's function and service environment rather than a fixed list. Common directions include ABS for panels and housings, PC/ABS where toughness and heat resistance are both required, PP for drawers and covers, HIPS for specific liners and covers, PA and PA-GF for structural and load-bearing parts, POM for sliding and moving parts, and flame-retardant grades for electrical or structural applications. Grade, masterbatch and additive choices are confirmed per project.

Yes. Control panel housings, bezels and keypad frames are produced with color, gloss and texture control. Cosmetic projects are managed against an agreed reference: color standards, surface texture, gloss level and defect limits such as flow marks, weld lines and scratches are confirmed with your team before production, with boundary samples and batch checks agreed in the quality plan.

Our published envelope covers clamping force from 50 to 650 T, part sizes from approximately 5 × 5 × 3 mm up to about 400 × 400 × 300 mm, typical wall thicknesses of 0.4–4.0 mm, dimensional tolerances of ±0.05 mm standard and ±0.02 mm precision, and mold life from 100k to over 1M shots depending on tool steel. Production volumes from around 1k to 1M+ parts per year are supported. Exact limits depend on geometry and resin and are confirmed in engineering review.

Cosmetic consistency is managed through an agreed reference rather than verbal description. Before production we confirm the color standard, resin and masterbatch, gloss level and surface texture with your team; a cosmetic boundary sample or approved master sample is then used as the reference, with batch-to-batch checks agreed in the quality plan. Color matching is verified against the agreed reference, and any material or masterbatch change requires your approval.

Yes — insert molding and overmolding are supported process routes, and two-shot / multi-material molding is evaluated per project. For parts combining soft and hard materials or requiring metal inserts, we review material compatibility, bond strength, insert positioning, tool structure and assembly requirements during DFM, and confirm the route and inspection scope before tooling kickoff.

Repeat-order and spares handling is part of our long-term supply support. For approved parts we retain tooling records and maintenance status, manage drawings, material grades and version changes under your approval, and quote replenishment orders — including small batches — through a feasibility assessment. EU ecodesign regulations place spare-parts availability obligations on appliance manufacturers, importers and authorised representatives; our role is to keep the component and tooling side of that program aligned across its lifecycle.

Documentation scope is agreed per project in the quality plan. Depending on requirements this can include first-article inspection (FAI) reports, dimensional inspection records using CMM, calipers or gauges, and material documentation for the confirmed grade. Our quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015. Any market-specific or customer-specified test documentation is confirmed project by project rather than assumed.

To evaluate a project we need: your company and work email; the appliance type; the part name and CAD file (STEP, IGES, STL, DWG, DXF or PDF); the resin grade or material requirement; initial quantity and annual volume; color, texture or cosmetic standard; critical dimensions and assembly requirements; any testing or compliance documents required; and your target delivery date and product lifecycle. If the drawing is not final, reference images and a requirement summary are enough to start.