Our injection-molded products are widely used across various industries, although I cannot list all examples here. In recent years, due to heightened environmental regulations in some countries, there has been a decrease in the use of plastics as raw materials. However, many countries have well-established recycling mechanisms for plastic products, meaning that these products are not entirely detrimental to the environment. Moreover, unless specifically requested by the customer, the plastics we use are always recyclable and made from new materials.
The principle of injection molding is quite straightforward: plastic particles are melted at high temperatures and injected into molds, where they are then pressurized and cooled to form the final product. While this process may seem simple, it involves numerous technical details. Product design constitutes 30% of the development process, mold design and production account for 40%, and the final manufacturing process makes up the remaining 30%. If there are issues in the product design phase, more effort and money will need to be spent on mold design and final production, and the results may still not be ideal. Similarly, even if the product design is flawless, defects in mold design can sometimes make it impossible to achieve the desired outcomes, regardless of adjustments in the manufacturing process.
Therefore, excellent injection-molded products are based on precise product design, with a focus on mold design and manufacturing, and are completed through meticulous injection molding processes. Each step is critical and interconnected. Ideal Pro's Plastic Injection Molding services can assist you throughout the entire production process, offering answers to any questions and providing sensible recommendations, making us a reliable partner for your needs.
The client communicates their needs to our Project manager to ensure clarity and understanding.
We propose tailored solutions that meet the specific demands of the client.
We provide a detailed quote and create a prototype for confirmation before proceeding.
Upon approval of the prototype, we proceed with the mass production of the product.