Overmolding is an advanced injection molding process where a single part is created using two or more different materials in combination. Typically, the first material, known as the substrate, is partially or fully covered by subsequent materials during the manufacturing process. This can greatly enhance the product’s features, such as improving grip, providing vibration dampening, enhancing aesthetics, adding flexibility or adding color contrasts.

Insert molding is a versatile, efficient process where an insert—typically made of metal—is placed into the injection molding machine and then plastic is injected around it. This creates a single molded plastic piece that’s reinforced by the insert. Our insert molding service provides an integrated approach to product design and production. We’re capable of producing a wide array of complex insert-molded parts that ensure superior strength, weight reduction, and part reliability.

Liquid silicone rubber molding is a specialized process used to create durable, flexible parts with excellent temperature, chemical, and electrical resistance. Our liquid silicone rubber molding service offers custom solutions for industries ranging from medical to automotive, leveraging our advanced equipment and extensive expertise.

Injection molding is a highly versatile manufacturing process used to fabricate parts by injecting molten material into a mold. The process involves the use of an injection molding machine, raw plastic material, and a mold. The plastic is melted in the injection molding machine and then injected into the mold, where it cools and solidifies into the final part.

This process is extensively used due to its ability to produce items with complex geometries at a high production rate, and it’s especially cost-effective when creating large quantities of identical parts. It’s used in a vast range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical, and consumer goods, to create a myriad of products we use daily.

Injection molding is a highly efficient manufacturing technique, especially suitable for mass production. Its rapid and precise nature allows it to create parts of complex shapes with extremely high precision, even up to 0.002 inches (0.05mm). Due to the high level of automation in this process, labor costs can be significantly reduced.

Moreover, injection molding offers a wide range of material options, such as hard plastics, thermoplastics, and rubber. The process also allows for the addition of various colors and additives to meet specific appearance and performance requirements. When it comes to waste management, injection molding has its own set of advantages. Waste generated during production can be reground and reused, making the process both waste-efficient and environmentally friendly.

Injection molding is a trustworthy, efficient, and adaptable manufacturing technique that can meet a variety of product needs and provide a wide range of design and production solutions.

Injection molding has a wide range of applications, covering almost all industrial sectors. Whether it’s automotive parts, medical devices, electronic products, household products, or even toys, you can find the application of injection molding. For example, in car manufacturing, interiors, dashboards, various buttons, and many structural parts can be made through injection molding.

In the medical field, injection molding is used to manufacture surgical devices, diagnostic equipment, medicine bottle caps, and other medical devices. In addition, most plastic bottles, containers, electronic casings, and some daily plastic products are manufactured through injection molding. The widespread application of this technology has made it an integral part of our lives.