Injection Molding Services

Tooling and Injection Molding
Meet your production needs with injection molding
If you’re looking for high volume production, injection molding may be the manufacturing process for you.
This traditional method creates high quality end-use parts with versatile materials – all in a repeatable process.
Whether you need low-volume prototype tools or hardened steel production tools, or need additional add-ons for challenging geometries.
How Injection Molding Works
The process starts with a CNC-machined mold created from CAD files and technical drawings. This precision tool contains a cavity matching the exact shape of the desired part.
The injection molding machine heats plastic pellets until molten, then injects the material into the mold cavity at high speed and pressure. Once cooled, the mold separates to release the finished part.
This cycle can be repeated thousands of times, making injection molding ideal for high-volume production of identical plastic parts.


Explore Popular Uses for Injection Molding
- High volume production
- Medical
- Consumer goods and electronics
- Automotive
- Aerospace
Technical Specifications
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Injection Molding
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Lead Times
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Typically two to four weeks, but is dependent on your project.
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Standard Accuracy
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Tolerances of +/-0.005 in, but critical or small features can be held much tighter.
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Typical Order Volume
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0-1,000,000 units.
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Rigid Material Options
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ABS, PC/ABS, Acetal, HDPE, LDPE, Nylon, PEEK, PEI, PETG, Polypropylene, Glass Filled Nylon
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Flexible Material Options
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Silicone, TPU
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Frequently Asked Questions
You can specify a wide variety of surface finishes including SPI and Mold Tech standards.
You can also provide Pantone or RAL color codes to tint or paint parts.
We do not have a minimum quantity.