Injection molding is one of the most affordable ways to manufacture large quantities of parts, especially for bigger production runs. Even though design for manufacturing and creating the mold can take time, the process then becomes very affordable and efficient.
Injection molding can use almost any type of plastic that can also be combined together. This unmatched versatility makes injection molding so popular and suitable for some of the most demanding industries in the world. You can check out the selection of available materials and finishes our injection molding service handles on this page.
Injection molding is the process of injecting molten plastic into a mold cavity, rapidly cooling it, then ejecting the solidified plastic part. It is the most widely used manufacturing process for plastic parts and the most affordable route to mass production. Once the metal mold or tooling has been made, hundreds, thousands, or millions of plastic duplicate parts can be made in a short timeframe, with the effective cost-per-part reducing with each additional molding as the cost of the mold is amortized. Injection molding is compatible with a very wide range of materials — including thermoplastics, thermosets, and even metals — which can be easily mixed with color pigments and other additives to tweak the function and appearance of the moldings. Furthermore, the injection molding process offers excellent consistency between units, as the tooling remains constant throughout.
At BESTA, we offer a range of injection molding services, from affordable low-volume prototyping to part production, using thermoplastics, thermosets, or metals. Our team of experienced molding specialists can guide you to the right solution, whether you need rapid aluminum tooling for a fast prototype or a more durable solution for larger production runs. Unlike many molding companies, we do not specify a minimum order quantity.
Custom injection molding is a manufacturing process that produces custom plastic parts. It is used to manufacture a variety of plastic products, including automotive parts, electronic components and medical devices. 24+ FANUC Injection Molding machines Thousands of resins to choose from Production a...
Plastic Injection molds are custom-designed to produce the desired plastic product. Injection mold consists of two parts, the core and the cavity, which work together to form the desired shape of the plastic product. 21+ years' experience mold factory ISO 9001 certificated Standard Tolerances a...
Prototype injection molding is a process for manufacturing small batches of plastic parts. This process is typically used in the initial stages of product development to produce test parts quickly and efficiently for testing purposes. Satisfy low volume production needs Lead time of 1-7 days 1000 + ...
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