ChuangLe
ChuangLe Precision
Plastic-over-steel SIM Tray
Metal tray bodies with plastic overmolding. Card seats, openings, borders and end profiles can be customized for the phone assembly.
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MIM Phone SIM Tray
Custom tray manufacturing for batch production
Stainless steel tray bodies, plastic-over-steel structures and cap options, with drawing- and sample-based development through batch production. Our SIM tray production experience demonstrates lower product costs and improved manufacturing efficiency with MIM.
Tray structures and component options
Plastic-over-steel SIM Tray 2
Open frames with central crossbars support custom card layouts, housing interfaces and appearance requirements.
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Stainless Steel Tray Body
Stainless steel frame bodies with thickness, internal openings, crossbars and end profiles developed to drawings.
Send Drawings for a Quote ↗Stainless Steel or Plastic Cap Options
Stainless steel or plastic cap options developed around the tray structure, appearance colors and housing interface.
Send Drawings for a Quote ↗Coordinating metal, plastic and assembly requirements
MIM production: cost and efficiency
In Chuangle’s specific SIM tray production projects, MIM reduced product cost and substantially improved manufacturing efficiency compared with CNC and other routes considered. New projects are assessed against geometry, volume, tooling investment and supporting operations.
Core in-house operations
MIM injection molding, debinding and sintering are performed in-house. Specialist partners manufacture tooling, while Chuangle coordinates requirements and production review.
Plastic and sealing-ring support
Plastic overmolding and plastic-cap operations are handled by external partners. Silicone rings are also externally supplied, with multiple factories coordinating the metal and non-metal components.
Sealing and assembly validation
Silicone sealing rings can support project sealing and waterproofing requirements. Performance must be tested with the tray, ring, housing interface and assembly conditions.
Start with your project requirements
Share drawings or sample photographs, together with the intended application and supply requirements. We will review the component geometry to discuss MIM forming, secondary operations and inspection.
- Drawings or sample photographs, critical dimensions and mating parts
- Material grade, finish, inspection and operating-environment requirements
- Expected quantity, delivery condition and target schedule
Finished condition, subsequent processing and project validation requirements are agreed during project review.