The reason behind this is so that the customer can receive their prototype as quickly as possible in order to either make changes to the design or approve it for mass production. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
GSH Industries, Inc.
Cleveland, OH | 440-238-3009You won’t find better quality injection molded plastics anywhere else in the industry. We have built ourselves up from a small manufacturing company to a large company with decades of experience.
ICOMold
Holland, OH | 419-867-3900In business since 2003, ICOMold has gained a reputation as a leader in low-cost, high-quality injection molded plastics. Headquartered in Holland, Ohio, we serve many industries and provide injection molded plastics to customers around the globe.
MSI Mold
Shelby Township, MI | 248-275-1978If you are in need of injection molded plastic parts that are of consistent quality, look no further than MSI Mold! We have over 30 years of experience in design, production, and tooling of custom plastic parts.
Britech Industries
Stuart, FL | 772-286-9278We may have started small, but today, we offer our products and services to companies around the world. We are dedicated to our customers, and our goal is to offer better service and pricing to any customer no matter the size.
IG8 Industries
Hollywood, CA | 415-316-6735At IG8, we are the injection molding experts. Our engineering team will help you design and with manufacturing tools, dies and molds for prototype and full production runs. We can produce error-free and budget-friendly molding from a wide range of plastic materials such as polypropylene, polycarbonate, and nylon. Our goal is to create a product that matches your exact vision, and to free up your schedule so you can focus on growing your business.
Molded Devices, Inc.
Riverside, CA | 951-509-6918Call Molded Devices for a fast, competitive quote on plastic molding, plastic injection molding, and medical injection molding services. A wide range of standard & proprietary caps, covers & containers plus custom components for all your needs. We are your one-stop for design consult, quick prototyping, custom formulations & secondary operations!
Hi-Rel Plastics & Molding
Riverside, CA | 951-354-0258At R.M.Tool, we provide custom CNC Machining to help our customers solve some of their toughest machining needs. Our state-of-the-art CNC machining department is equipped with Milling, Turning and Wire EDM Machining Centers. We can process materials such as Steel, Stainless, Aluminum, and other Exotic Materials. We strive to always please our customers by always delivering quality products. From design to finished product, R.M.Tool is your one stop shop for all of your CNC machining needs.
Nicolet Plastics
Mountain, WI | 715-276-4200Nicolet Plastics is an injection molder that specializes in molding of complex parts from our two world-class facilities in Mountain, WI and Jackson, WI. We service our customers by offering solutions to all your molding needs including Carbon 3D printing and post molding / assembly. Our Mountain plant focuses on low to medium runs while our Jackson plant focuses on medium to high volume work. For over 30 years, we have achieved steady growth due to our fast, flexible team and great customer service.
King Epoxy Technology Partners (KTP)
Pomona, CA | 909-784-6305King Epoxy Emblem Co., Ltd accurately and meticulously engineers plastic molds that produce high quality parts where each part meets pre-established exacting standards. We carefully analyze your design requirements and will assist you in finding a solution that addresses your concerns. We are capable of incorporating any graphic design into our plastic injection molding process.
Rapid Injection Molding - MSI Molding
Rapid Injection Molding - MSI Molding
Rapid injection molding is also used in a number of other applications where time may be a factor, as rapid injection molders can generally produce a prototype in about 2-5 weeks from the start of the design phase.
The overall process of rapid injection molding does not differ much from the standard injection molding process; it is simply a more rapid approach to the process in order to get a prototype shipped faster. The process is still accomplished by injecting a molten plastic material into a mold that is designed based on the final product, where it is allowed to cool, harden, and take the shape of the mold. Once the material is hardened and removed from the mold the product goes through a series of secondary finishing processes to ensure that all customer requirements are met.
Thermoplastics are some of the most common materials used in injection molding due to their versatility and diverse physical properties. This allows them to perform well in a broad range of industrial applications. As stated before the mold is designed with the final product in mind, so it is crucial that the customer receives a prototype quickly to ensure that the final product will fit their standards and specifications.
As a customer it is important to understand your application and to communicate all of your needs, requirements and specifications to your rapid injection molding company. This is why we recommend that you consult a trusted rapid injection molding manufacturer that has years of experience and understanding, so that they can work with you to develop a product that not only meets your expectations but fits into your process and application as best as possible.