We offer custom injection molding, tooling, engineering, and advanced manufacturing services. Our capabilities include traditional molding, cleanroom molding, insert molding, overmolding, and specialized processes.
Yes, we can support projects from design and engineering through tooling, injection molding, and final assembly. Our advanced manufacturing capabilities also include decoration, ultrasonic welding, and laser degating.
We typically need part drawings or CAD files, material requirements, production volumes, and project specifications. Tolerances, application requirements, and existing tooling can also help us develop an accurate quote.
Yes, we can review part designs, identify manufacturing concerns, and recommend refinements before tooling begins. Our engineers consider part geometry, tooling requirements, and molding considerations during the review.
Yes, we can evaluate suitable material options based on your part and application requirements. We consider performance, processing conditions, and molding requirements when assessing material suitability.
Yes, we have been designing and building injection molds since 1979. Our tooling capabilities include an in-house toolroom, domestic and offshore tooling, multi-action molds, and hot runner molds.
We offer both in-house and external tooling options, depending on project requirements. Our capabilities include an in-house toolroom, domestic tooling, and offshore mold-making solutions.
We consider your part design, production requirements, tooling complexity, and project objectives. These factors help us align the tooling approach with your cost, lead time, and production requirements.
Injection mold costs can range from approximately $5,000 to $100,000, depending on the project. A typical mold can cost around $15,000 to $40,000, while complexity and specialized tooling can affect the final cost.
Yes, we can evaluate existing tooling to determine whether repairs or modifications are feasible. The required work depends on the mold's construction, condition, available steel, and requested changes.
Mold life can reach millions of shots, depending on the mold design, materials, maintenance, and production conditions. These factors all affect how many shots a mold can produce.
Yes, we can take over production using customer-owned or externally built injection molds. We first evaluate the mold's condition, required repairs or modifications, and production requirements.
We injection mold a broad range of thermoplastic materials, including high-performance polymers requiring elevated processing temperatures. Material selection depends on the part's application, performance requirements, and processing conditions.
Yes, we offer both insert molding and elastomeric overmolding for suitable applications. Insert molding can incorporate components such as terminals, pins, cables, stampings, castings, and fasteners.
Yes, we offer ISO Class 8 cleanroom injection molding for suitable medical applications. Our medical manufacturing capabilities support components requiring controlled production environments.
We maintain ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications across our Anaheim and Tijuana facilities. These certifications support our quality management and medical device manufacturing processes.
Our U.S.Mexico manufacturing model gives customers access to production capabilities in both countries. This provides flexibility when balancing cost, capacity, production requirements, and supply chain needs.
We have been designing and building injection molds since 1979, with over 250 years of combined mold-making experience. We support projects through design, tooling, validation, production, and advanced manufacturing.
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