Service Overview
From DFM review to finished molded parts.
Our service covers DFM review, mold design, mold manufacturing, trial molding, production, trimming, finishing, assembly, inspection, and export packaging.
- Rapid aluminum molds for prototypes and low-volume projects
- Steel molds for higher-volume production and longer tool life
- Common plastics such as ABS, PC, PP, PA, POM, PMMA, TPE, and TPU
- Support for housings, transparent parts, consumer products, and industrial components
Mold Options
Choose tooling based on quantity and product stage.
Aluminum Injection Molds
Practical for product validation, bridge production, and low-volume plastic parts. Aluminum molds help reduce initial tooling cost and shorten development timelines.
Steel Injection Molds
Recommended when the product design is confirmed and repeat production is required. Steel tooling supports longer mold life and better production stability.
DFM Review
We check molding risks before tooling starts.
Wall Thickness
Review thickness consistency and sink mark risks.
Draft Angles
Check release direction and ejection feasibility.
Gate Location
Evaluate flow, appearance, and strength requirements.
Parting Line
Review mold split, undercuts, and visible surfaces.
At a Glance
Injection molding service overview
| Tooling | Rapid aluminum molds for validation and low volume; hardened steel molds for repeat production |
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| Materials | ABS, PC, PP, PA, POM, PMMA, TPE, TPU and other common thermoplastics |
| Quantities | Trial molding and low-volume runs through repeat production |
| File formats | STEP, STP, IGS, IGES, X_T, SLDPRT |
| Scope | DFM review, mold design and manufacturing, trial molding, production, finishing, inspection, export packaging |
| Quoting inputs | Material, annual quantity, target price, finish, critical dimensions, production expectations |
Injection Molding FAQ
Common questions about molds and molding
Aluminum mold or steel mold?
Aluminum reduces upfront cost and time for validation and low volume; steel supports longer tool life once the design is confirmed.
What is reviewed before tooling starts?
Wall thickness, draft angles, gate location, and parting line — the DFM points that drive molding quality and cost.
Is trial molding included before production?
Yes — trial molding validates the tool and part before committing to production quantities.
Related manufacturing routes
Injection Molding RFQ
Send your part file for tooling review.
Include material, annual quantity, target price, finish, critical dimensions, and production expectations.