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Injection Molding Services

Conventional Injection Molding

This is the standard process where molten plastic is injected into a mold cavity under high pressure. It's suitable for producing a wide range of plastic parts with complex shapes and precise details.

Gas-Assisted Injection Molding

In this method, a controlled amount of inert gas (usually nitrogen) is injected into the mold cavity after the initial injection of plastic material. The gas pushes the molten plastic towards the walls of the mold, improving part quality and reducing material shrinkage and warpage.

Two-Shot or Multi-Shot Injection Molding

This technique involves injecting two or more materials into the mold to create a part with multiple colors, materials, or components. It eliminates the need for secondary assembly operations and enables the production of more complex parts.

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Insert Molding

This process combines plastic injection molding with the insertion of pre-formed components, such as metal inserts or other plastic parts, into the mold cavity. The molten plastic material encapsulates the inserts during the molding process, creating a strong bond2.

Overmolding

Similar to insert molding, overmolding involves molding a second layer of plastic material over an existing part or substrate. This process is often used to add a soft-touch grip, improve aesthetics, or enhance functionality2.

Liquid Silicone Rubber Injection Molding

This method is used for producing parts made from liquid silicone rubber, which is known for its flexibility, durability, and resistance to extreme temperatures.

Metal Injection Molding

This process combines the techniques of powder metallurgy and plastic injection molding to produce metal parts with complex shapes and high precision.

Micro Injection Molding

This is used for producing very small parts with high precision, often used in medical devices and electronics.

Reaction Injection Molding

This process involves injecting two reactive chemicals into the mold, where they react and cure to form a solid part.

Structural Foam Molding

This method uses a foaming agent to create a part with a dense outer skin and a foamed core, providing strength and reducing weight.