Quick-Turn Injection Molded Prototypes
Get plastic injection molded prototypes in as little as two weeks
Durable. Repeatable. Scalable.
Create injection molded prototypes from a range of materials to bring new products to market, advance in your product development journey, and prepare for production at scale.
Manufacture prototypes from a range of plastics with high-quality finishes, and leverage additional capabilities of injection molding, including:
- Insert molding
- Overmolding
- Bridge to production molding
Get Quality Molded Parts Fast
Materials
Lead Time
Most Common Materials: ABS, PC, PE, PP
Other Supported Materials: HDPE, LDPE, Nylon (PA 6, PA 11, PA 12, PA 66), PC/ABS, PEEK, PEI, PET, PMMA/Acrylic, POM (Acetal/Delrin), PS, PSU, PU, TPE, TPU, TPV
Additives and Fibers: Colorants, Flame Retardants, Glass Fibers, Plasticizers, UV Absorbers
As little as two weeks
Post-T1 Approval: As little as one week for orders of <10,000 parts
Materials
Most Common Materials: ABS, PC, PE, PP
Other Supported Materials: HDPE, LDPE, Nylon (PA 6, PA 11, PA 12, PA 66), PC/ABS, PEEK, PEI, PET, PMMA/Acrylic, POM (Acetal/Delrin), PS, PSU, PU, TPE, TPU, TPV
Additives and Fibers: Colorants, Flame Retardants, Glass Fibers, Plasticizers, UV Absorbers
Lead Time
As little as two weeks
Post-T1 Approval: As little as one week for orders of <10,000 parts
Insert Molding
Cost-effective, precise, and consistent, insert molding involves the injection of plastic around a pre-placed insert to create a strong, durable, and permanent bond between the molded plastic and the insert.
With insert molding, you can add threads, helicoils, electronic components, or other plastic or metal features to create a single, solid product with unique functionality.
Overmolding
Adding functionality or aesthetic features, overmolding is an injection molding process in which multiple shots of thermoplastic are injected separately to create a single part.
With overmolding, you can add different materials or textures to your parts to create a product with enhanced functionality and commercial appeal.
Bridge to Production Molding
Through the use of multi-cavity molds and family molds, we can help bridge the gap between prototype and full scale production.
Multi-cavity molds are used for large quantity production of a single unique part design, while family molds are used in the production of parts with very similar shapes and sizes.
If a large quantity of identical or similar parts are needed within a limited timeframe, it often makes more sense to create a multi-cavity mold or a family mold for production.