Injection Molding

Plastic Injection Molding

Injection molding is the most cost-effective way to make a plastic part at scale. The process involves injecting molten plastic into a mold and then ejecting the solidified part. This process can be quickly repeated hundreds or even thousands of times. The repeatibility of this process helps to amortize the cost of the mold across teh production run, driving down the cost of each unit to a few dollars or less. This process offers consistent quality across every part due to the fact that the same mold is used for each production run. Injection molding also has the highest variety of materials, colors, cosmetics, polishes, and surface textures when compared to CNC machining or even 3D printing.

Design Guidelines

Maximum Dimensions (IN)

  • SIZE: 18.9 in. x 29.6 in. x 8 in.

  • VOLUME: 59 cu. in.

  • DEPTH: 4 in. from parting line. Up to 8 in. if parting line can pass through the middle of the part

  • PROJECTED MOLD AREA: 175 sq. in.

Maximum Dimensions (MM)

  • SIZE: 480mm x 751mm

  • VOLUME: 966,837 cu. mm

  • DEPTH: 101mm from parting line. Up to 203.2mm if the parting line can pass through the middle of the part

  • PROJECTED MOLD AREA: 112,903 sq. mm

Material List

  • ABS

  • ABS/PC

  • Acetal

  • Acetal Copolymer

  • Acetal Homopolymer

  • ETPU

  • HDPE

  • LCP

  • LDPE

  • LLDPE

  • Nylon 6

  • Nylon 5/12

  • PBT

  • PC/PBT

  • PEEK

  • PEI

  • PET

  • PETG

  • PMMA

  • Polycarbonate

  • Polypropylene

  • PPA

  • PPE/PS

  • PS