Check the free designer's guide for injection molds. You will find comprehensive knowledge and solid foundations in the field of injection molding.
Production from 50 to 100,000+ pieces
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With us, production volume is not a limitation. This is great news both for companies looking to launch their product and for large-scale manufacturers.
Configure orders online according to your needs using our injection mold production calculator.
Our calculator allows you to quickly determine the cost of the mold and production. All you need to do is upload a 3D design. Make sure your design is properly prepared. Use our injection mold design guide or have our experienced designers prepare it for you.
Our designer will thoroughly analyze your part and help you avoid potential problems. We will prepare and present you with a detailed geometry analysis, plastic flow simulation, and more.
Before making the injection mold, we will prepare a prototype of your product using high-quality industrial 3D printers.
Once we ensure the model is designed according to the requirements, we will proceed with mold manufacturing. Molds are machined on CNC milling machines, surfaces are textured, and detailed quality control is carried out at every stage.
The material in granule form is fed into the injection molding machine barrel, then melted by high temperature and appropriate pressure. The molten mass is injected into the mold in an instant, completely filling it. The part is then formed and removed from the mold. The final stage is packaging the finished components.
In injection molding technology, we use both cold and hot runner molds. We produce molds with sliders and unscrewing elements, e.g., for forming threads. If you have any doubts, contact us.
You don’t have to worry about the condition of your mold. Ordering from 3DForce, you receive a lifetime warranty — all you need to do is place at least one order per year and store the mold exclusively with us.
If the mold wears out or gets damaged, we will handle its refurbishment, and if necessary — we will make it anew.
We keep full technical documentation, repair history, and production records — all in compliance with ISO 9001 standards. This way, you can focus on what matters most: selling your product.
Here are the plastics most commonly used in electronics housing production.
Specialized materials often exposed to high forces, high temperatures, loads, and chemicals.
Elastomer-based plastics with high flexibility.
No surface finish – visible marks from mold machining (milling). Suitable for machine parts, etc.
Light matte, also known as satin. Very aesthetic yet subtle finish. Pleasant to the touch and well-perceived.
Medium matte finish, which increases scratch resistance. Suitable for products exposed to damage, especially industrial ones.
Low gloss, basic processing removing milling marks. Provides a basic level of aesthetics. Suitable for machine parts.
Medium gloss. In addition to basic processing, the surface is smoothed with 600-grit sandpaper. Good base for painted products.
High gloss. A surface with very high aesthetics, suitable for most applications.
Mirror finish. The highest finishing standard offered by 3DForce. Perfect for transparent products.
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