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Overmolding is a manufacturing process that involves molding a second material, typically a softer or more flexible material, over a base or substrate material. This creates a multi-material component with enhanced functionality and improved aesthetics.
Insert molding is a process where a pre-formed insert, such as a metal or plastic component, is placed into the mold cavity before the injection molding process. The molten material then surrounds and bonds with the insert, creating a strong and integrated part.
The main difference between overmolding and insert molding lies in the timing and positioning of the additional material. Overmolding adds the second material directly onto the base material, while insert molding incorporates a pre-formed insert. Each technique offers unique advantages depending on the design requirements and desired product characteristics.
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We offer competitive priing without compromising on quality or service.
Our team provides personalized support and guidance throughout the project.
Choose from a diverse range of high-quality materials for your injection molded parts.
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Common inquiries about our injection molding services. Contact our service team if you have more questions.
We maintain rigorous quality control processes at every stage of production. This includes using advanced inspection equipment, adhering to industry standards, and conducting thorough quality testing to ensure that each part meets our strict quality criteria.
The lead time can vary depending on factors such as part complexity, quantity, and material. Generally, our efficient processes allow us to offer competitive lead times, often ranging from a few weeks to a couple of months.
Yes, we offer a wide range of custom colors and finishes to meet your specific requirements. Our team can assist you in selecting the right colors and finishes that align with your product’s aesthetics and functionality.
Our experienced engineering team is well-equipped to handle complex and intricate part designs. We leverage advanced technologies, like CAD software and mold flow analysis, to optimize the design and ensure manufacturability.
