
Poly, Polyresin, Polystone, and Resin are terms that refer to the materials used in our products: synthetic resin low-temperature molding/synthetic resin.
The first step in production is to mix polyresin with stone powder. Polyresin is a type of low-temperature resin. It is replicated using a silicone mold, which is soft and does not require metal molds or injection machines, making the production process relatively simple.
This method allows for low-temperature shaping, cost-effective molds, and a low minimum production quantity, making it ideal for producing a variety of products in small quantities.
The advantages are:
- Lower Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): Compared to injection molding, the minimum production quantity using polyresin is lower.
- Cost-Effective Material: The material is relatively inexpensive.
- Heat Resistance: Resistant to deterioration when exposed to heat; it has good heat resistance.
- High Hardness: Exhibits a high level of hardness.
- Customizable Weight: Different materials can be added to increase the weight as needed.
- High Detailing Capability: Demonstrates a high level of detail in reproducing various surface textures.
- Long Lifespan: Longer lifespan with resistance to damage; it does not easily deform or discolor, making it well-preserved over time.
- Versatile Additives: Different materials such as stone, metal, or cement can be added.
- Varied Textures: Can produce different textures such as imitation glass, imitation crystal, or acrylic-like finishes.
The disadvantages are:
- Increased Weight: The addition of stone powder increases the weight of the finished product, making transportation and handling less convenient.
- Lack of Flexibility: The material lacks elasticity, making it prone to fracture or break upon impact. Additionally, it is not easily processed or cut.