Mould making

and plastic injection

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What is it?

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Injection molding is a manufacturing process used to produce plastic parts in large quantities. This is one of the most popular and comprehensive methods in the plastic industry.

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The injection molding process starts with the creation of a mold or tool that contains a raw piece with the desired shape. The mold consists of two halves: a fixed half and a movable half that opens and closes.

Mould making and plastic injection

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How does it work?

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The plastic material, usually in the form of pellets, is heated and melted into a liquid state. Then, the molten plastic is injected at high pressure through the feed channel into the mold cavity. The material fills the entire cavity and takes its exact shape.

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After sufficient cooling time, the plastic in the mold hardens, allowing the piece to retain its shape when removed. The mold is then opened, and the molded piece is extracted using ejectors.

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Expertise

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We offer comprehensive services from prototype creation to pre-series production.
Our engineers are available to discuss the production of steel and aluminum molds, identify critical areas and tolerances, and plan the position of injectors and ejectors.
We guarantee the production of test samples and mold maintenance throughout its lifespan.
We take care of the surface finishing of the mold and the necessary inserts in the piece.
We have a wide variety of engineering plastics, such as Polypropylene, Polyethylene, ABS, PC, PMMA, among others.

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About Benefits

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After the investment of the mold, the manufacturing of the parts have a much lower cost and can produce a high volume.
High volume production is very fast once the mold is in place.
It has the widest variety of engineering polymers.