Injection Molding
Injection molding is one of the manufacturing methods frequently used by D4E. However, we recommend it only when the quantity exceeds 150 units, as the tooling costs are high. Injection molding involves various tooling options, each suited to different part designs based on factors like shape, size, and wall thickness. D4E has accumulated extensive experience over the years in selecting and managing the right tooling and materials for complex and challenging parts.
Client: Meditech International
Extensive material testing has been conducted on this critical part, exploring options such as glass-filled and talc-filled liquid crystal polymer, as well as nylon
Client: Baanto International
The mold used to create this tiny lens features three sliders and a mirror surface finish on the major facets. The molded part achieved a transmittance of 97%.
Client: Givex
The crooked neck part in this assembly is molded using sliders and lifters.
