Here are 3 popular scenarios we deliver on for our customers when it comes to injection molded parts:
Export Injection Molds (bridge part production) – we are making an injection mold for you and shipping that mold to your facility so that you can do your own injection mold part production. But, you also need X amount of production parts shipped with your mold to help you get started. This is often referred to as ‘bridge’ production.
Rapid Tooling (low volume part production) – we are making a mold for you fast so you can get X amount of production quality injection molded parts fast. We can store your rapid tool at our factory (so that it is ready for your next order), or ship your rapid tool to you with your parts. This is often referred to as rapid injection molding or rapid tooling or bridge production or prototype tooling.
Production Molds (medium to high volume part production) – we are making a mold for you, making the parts for you, and storing your mold at our facility. A complete turnkey injection molding solution.
We make Injection Molded Parts using two-plate molds, three plate molds, stack molds, family molds, overmolds, insert molds, rapid tooling molds, and more. We have 29 in-house injection molding presses from 50 T to 1100 T that gives us the capacity to service a wide range of injection mold production projects. If you need some guidance on what injection molding program is right for your project then Get in touch.
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From design and material choices, to efficiency, precision, and timeline—every factor that goes into bringing a product from the drawing board to the consumer shelves can be a challenge.
One of the most popular techniques for minimizing this added challenge is through injection molding services.
These allow you to produce plastic parts and components at incredibly efficient rates and a lowered cost.
Here is how it works.
One Mold Can Produce Thousands and Thousands of Products Once you have found the ideal design for your product, you can build a metal injection mold to help produce plastic versions of the product at a large scale.
Since plastic is an exceptionally cheap material, and there are no design fabrication steps necessary to produce this product—saving a lot of time and cost.
