Custom Injection Molding OEM Services for Product Development

The cost of a custom injection mold depends on the part size, complexity, material, number of cavities, mold steel, surface finish, and expected production volume. Prototype molds typically cost less than production molds. After reviewing your 3D CAD files and project requirements, we will provide a detailed quotation with no obligation.

Most injection molds are completed within 3–6 weeks, depending on the mold complexity and project requirements. Prototype tooling can often be completed faster, while large or high-precision production molds may require additional time. We will provide a detailed project schedule after the DFM review and quotation.

Yes. We support both prototype and low-volume production, making it easy to validate your product before investing in full-scale manufacturing. As demand grows, we can smoothly transition your project to mass production using production tooling.

We accept most common 3D CAD formats, including:

• STEP (.stp, .step) (preferred)
• IGES (.igs, .iges)
• Parasolid (.x_t, .x_b)
• SolidWorks (.sldprt, .sldasm)
• Creo / ProE (.prt)
• Siemens NX (.prt)
• CATIA (.CATPart, .CATProduct)
• AutoCAD (.dwg, .dxf) (for reference drawings)
• PDF (2D drawings and specifications)

STEP files are recommended because they preserve geometry accurately and are compatible with most CAD systems.

We work with a wide range of commodity, engineering, and high-performance plastics, including:

• ABS
• PC (Polycarbonate)
• PC/ABS
• PP
• PE (HDPE / LDPE)
• PA6 / PA66 (Nylon)
• POM (Acetal / Delrin)
• PMMA (Acrylic)
• PET / PBT
• TPE / TPU
• PVC
• ASA
• PPS
• PEEK
• PEI (Ultem)
• LCP
• Filled materials such as Glass Fiber (GF), Carbon Fiber (CF), Talc, and Mineral-filled resins

If you are unsure which material is best for your application, our engineering team can recommend the most suitable option based on your performance, appearance, and cost requirements.

Absolutely. We understand that protecting your intellectual property is essential. We are happy to sign your Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before reviewing your design files. If you do not have an NDA prepared, we can also provide our standard mutual NDA for your review.

Yes. Every custom injection molding project begins with a Design for Manufacturability (DFM) review. Our engineers evaluate wall thickness, draft angles, gate locations, undercuts, shrinkage, and other critical features to identify potential manufacturing issues before tooling begins. This helps reduce development risks, avoid costly mold modifications, and improve overall production efficiency.

Yes. We provide complete end-to-end support, including DFM analysis, mold design, mold manufacturing, T1 sampling, mold optimization, injection molding, secondary operations, assembly, and mass production. Working with a single manufacturing partner simplifies communication, shortens lead times, and ensures consistent quality throughout your project.