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Sometimes, you need multiple copies of a single part. Or, when you get into production, you may need millions of parts. With TEAM MFG, we can help you get started with any quantity. Just as TEAM MFG helped clients during the prototyping stage, we can also help with the development of injection molded parts. We service lots of Customer for injection molding projects from Arizona.
For companies that start with us for their injection molding phase, we can offer the right solution to fit their exact requirements. This eliminates the need for any other vendor.
Soft tooling is the process of making small numbers of parts. It involves creating a prototype that is then molded into a flexible silicone mold. We then inject the appropriate urethane, which is chosen from a variety of materials. This process allows us to create a working product that can be used for various applications.
This is the next level of injection molding that is used for quick production for prototype and low volume. It can be used for low volume or low cost. We can either cast the mold using an accurate master part or we can have a trusted vendor machine an aluminum mold. After the injection molding process, we can make the parts with our in-house production plastic material. We can also work with a pre-vetted injection mold vendor to help you get started. This process is ideal if you need to produce fewer than ten thousand parts.
When you are ready to ramp up production, TEAM MFG can help you get the right tools for the job. We can help you find the right vendor for your exact needs. Once we have found the vendor that fits your needs, we will start the whole process of getting quotes. This includes: refining the design, coordinating the tooling design, and managing the entire production process. This includes: developing the part design, coordinating the tooling design, performing the first article inspection, and managing the procurement of production runs. We also work with local and overseas suppliers, speaking their language.
If you are interested in learning more about our Injection Molding offerings, please visit our website or call us to talk to one of our manufacturing engineers.
Sometimes, you need multiple copies of a single part. Or, when you get into production, you may need millions of parts. With TEAM MFG, we can help you get started with any quantity. Just as TEAM MFG helped clients during the prototyping stage, we can also help with the development of injection molded parts. We service lots of Customer for injection molding projects from Arizona.
For companies that start with us for their injection molding phase, we can offer the right solution to fit their exact requirements. This eliminates the need for any other vendor.
Soft tooling is the process of making small numbers of parts. It involves creating a prototype that is then molded into a flexible silicone mold. We then inject the appropriate urethane, which is chosen from a variety of materials. This process allows us to create a working product that can be used for various applications.
This is the next level of injection molding that is used for quick production for prototype and low volume. It can be used for low volume or low cost. We can either cast the mold using an accurate master part or we can have a trusted vendor machine an aluminum mold. After the injection molding process, we can make the parts with our in-house production plastic material. We can also work with a pre-vetted injection mold vendor to help you get started. This process is ideal if you need to produce fewer than ten thousand parts.
When you are ready to ramp up production, TEAM MFG can help you get the right tools for the job. We can help you find the right vendor for your exact needs. Once we have found the vendor that fits your needs, we will start the whole process of getting quotes. This includes: refining the design, coordinating the tooling design, and managing the entire production process. This includes: developing the part design, coordinating the tooling design, performing the first article inspection, and managing the procurement of production runs. We also work with local and overseas suppliers, speaking their language.
If you are interested in learning more about our Injection Molding offerings, please visit our website or call us to talk to one of our manufacturing engineers.
