The cycle begins with the closing of the two halves of the mold. These metal parts, which contain the cavity shaped like the final part, are joined together and held firmly under high pressure. This pressure is critical to ensuring that the mold remains closed during injection and does not burst open due to the force of the molten material.
The three main benefits of injection molding are: high production speed and efficiency, allowing for the manufacture of large volumes of parts in rapid, continuous cycles; large-scale profitability, since although the initial investment in molds is high, the cost per part is drastically reduced when producing millions of units; and high precision and repeatability, ensuring that each part produced is identical to the last, with very tight tolerances, which is crucial for the manufacturing of complex components.
We manufacture in materials such as Acetal, Nylon, HDPE, Polyurethane, and Neoprene, among others.
- Mass production and cost efficiency
- Repeatability and consistent quality
- Versatility of materials
- High quality surface finish
- Production of complex geometries