MOLDS & REPEAT PRODUCTION
Plan beyond
the first part.
For suitable components, dedicated molds or tooling can support repeat production. Start with the part, the material requirements and the quantities you expect to need.
A tooling decision
starts with the part.
We review geometry, material, dimensional requirements, intended service and expected production volume before proposing a molding process or tool. Tooling is quoted to the job, with its scope and ownership terms agreed before work begins.
Replacement batches
Order for several identical machines, maintenance stock or a planned shutdown. State quantities per part and expected repeat demand.
Tooling & molds
Discuss required part quality, suitable materials, expected cycles and production equipment before committing to tooling.
Ongoing supply
Discuss repeat orders, additional components and a parts-supply arrangement as your requirements become established.