ISO9001:2015 Certificated Mold Factory
30+ Years of Injection Experience
World-class equipment to reach ±0.01mm Tolerance
One Stop Solution from Mold Design to Injection Molding
Focus on Solving Urgent, Difficult and Precise Problems
Injection molding is a common manufacturing process for creating parts by injecting molten material into a mold, commonly used in various industries.
Ensures high precision and repeatability.
Offers a vast selection of resins.
Suits for complex part geometries
"Overmolding" is a kind of secondary injection molding, where products typically combine a (hard plastic) main body with a (soft plastic) outer cover.
Improves strength and lifespan.
Combines different materials seamlessly.
Offers color and texture options.
Insert molding is a process where an insert (threads or electrodes) is securely placed in the injection mold before plastic is injected.
Reduces assembly steps.
Enhances component durability.
Lowers production expenses.
We are committed to ensuring the quality of your orders and can provide certifications and reports as required. We offer the following quality documents and reports :
Material Certificate
Designing for Manufacturability Feedback (DFM)
Weekly Mold Progress Report
Trial Mold Parameter & Video Supplying
T1 samples Inspection Report In-process CMM inspection and machine monitoring
Inspection Report before Shipment
We understand that each project is unique, and that’s why we offer customized solutions tailored to your specific requirements. Whether you need low or high-volume production, we have the flexibility to accommodate projects of any scale.
23+ Years of Industry Experience
In-House Mold Design & Tool Building
Develop a Robust Molding Process
Focus Factory Work Cells
Industry 4.0 Press Monitoring
Post-Processing Operations (Part Decoration, Assembly, Kitting, and Packaging)
In-House Automation Team
ISO 9001:2015, IATF 16949
Prototype vs Production Molding Cost and Efficiency1.Introduction2.What is Prototype Molding?3.What is Production Molding?4.Cost Comparison5.Efficiency Comparison6.Efficiency Factors in Molding7.Conclusion1. IntroductionIn the field of injection molding, both Prototype Molding and Production Molding
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