From an Approved Mold to Molded Parts
Trial samples, pilot runs and injection molding production — with material, quantity, finish and delivery requirements agreed for your project.
Tooling and Part Production, Connected
After mold completion and sample approval, we can arrange injection molding production through our manufacturing resources. The workshop's 90T–200T trial range supports the small and medium mold window described on this site.
Production feasibility and scheduling are reviewed against the part, resin, mold and required quantities. There is no universal minimum order: tell us your batch or annual requirement and we will review a practical production plan.
Discuss Your Part
Confirm the Details Before the Run
Material & Appearance
Specify the resin grade, color, surface finish and cosmetic areas. Material selection and any special requirements are reviewed before quotation.
Trial & Approval
Review trial samples, critical dimensions and assembly fit. Production follows the agreed sample and acceptance requirements.
Batch & Delivery
Agree batch quantity, inspection points, packaging and delivery schedule. Production and tooling are quoted with a clear scope.
A Clear Brief Makes a Better Quote
- Part drawings, samples or a description
- Plastic material and color, if known
- Critical dimensions, appearance and assembly requirements
- Initial order and expected repeat quantities
- Delivery country, schedule and packaging requirements