Product Description

 
Plastic Molding Solution
What is injection molding?
molding is the most cost-effective method of manufacturing plastic parts on a large scale. The injection molding process involves injecting molten plastic into a mold and then ejecting the cured part. This process is quickly repeated hundreds or thousands of times, amortizing the cost of the mold and reducing the cost per unit to a few dollars or less. Because the injection molding process uses the same mold for each part, each part has consistent quality. Injection molding also offers the widest variety of materials, colors, appearances, finishes, and surface textures compared to CNC machining or even 3D printing.
Wintech-T's custom plastic molding services are offered for on-demand prototyping and production molding. We take a customer-first approach, which means we find the right injection molding supplier in our network of manufacturing suppliers to mold the part the way you need it, at the right price, without having to compromise on design. We provide expert consultation on every injection mold quote and a project manager for every order, moving your part from design to production.
 
How Custom Plastic Injection Molding Works
The plastic molding process requires an injection molding machine, plastic raw materials, and a processing mold. The plastic raw material is first melted in an injection unit and then injected into a mold (usually machined from steel or aluminum), where it is cooled and cured into the final plastic part.
At Wintech-T, we first review your plastic injection molding online quote and then consult with you to ensure that your specifications, lead time, and price match your project needs. We then use your 3D part data to CNC machine your high-quality injection mold.
 
Injection Molding Process
Move from prototyping to on-demand manufacturing in days to produce affordable, high-quality molded parts. Working with a single supplier that offers free design consulting services can also dramatically speed up the manufacturing process, resulting in greater supply chain flexibility, more consistent parts, and making qualification a breeze.
Plastic Injection Molding
Plastic injection molding is a manufacturing process in which a barrel of resin is heated to a molten state and then injected into a mold to form the final production-grade thermoplastic part.
Liquid Silicone Rubber Molding
Liquid Silicone Rubber Molding is a thermoset process in which two component compounds are mixed together and then heated and cured in a mold with a platinum catalyst to produce the final part.
Overmolding and Insert Molding
Overmolding and insert molding are two-part injection molding processes in which one material is covered with a second substrate part or metal insert to form a single component.
 
Why Choose Wintech-T's Injection Molding Solutions
Reduces the chance of part damage due to friction during the release process
Reduces the chance of wear and tear and mold damage
Ensure uniform, smooth, scratch-free surfaces when needed
Ensure integrity and uniformity of other surface finishes and textures
Reduces overall cooling time by reducing or eliminating the need for non-conventional jetting setups
Most, if not all, of these benefits can directly or indirectly reduce overall production costs