What do syringes, car dashboard knobs, bottle caps, and electrical circuit boards have in common? These items may not seem related at first glance, but actually, they’re all made through the same manufacturing process: injection molding. Injection molded parts can be found in almost every industry.

The advantages of producing injection molded parts with rapid injection molding

• Quick production times

Injection molding is incredibly fast and efficient. There are only about 15 to 120 seconds between each cycle. This allows the production of more parts in less time. Moreover, advanced injection molding machines can run 24/7. This is why it’s considered one of the best processes for rapid tooling and prototype manufacturing.

• Complex part designs

Many manufacturing processes are limited by the size, resolution, and geometries of their parts. But luckily, this isn’t an issue with injection molding. The technique can handle even the most complex of designs. You can easily customize their wall thickness, corner transitions, and weld lines, allowing you to create identical parts without sacrificing accuracy and precision.

Injection molding also offers more flexibility in terms of the materials and colors you use for your parts. You can work with different resins according to your needs, each with its own properties, such as tensile strength, impact strength, heat deflection, and water absorption.

• Reduced costs

Compared to other manufacturing processes, injection molding offers significantly lower labor and production costs. It’s one of the most cost-effective options on the market, featuring a high output rate and better sustainability. In fact, the process requires minimal supervision, helping streamline your operations.

Contact HLHProto now and send us your designs for injection molded parts for a free project review! Our company is ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and IATF 16949-certified, ensuring that each product meets the highest quality control standards.