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The building of a custom plastic mold requires great precision using design software and metal working equipment such as CNC milling stations, EDM machines etc. Custom Plastic Mold costs vary depending on:

By involving Plastic Parts Direct at an early stage in your injection moulding product development, we can offer you the best advice on how to save time and money whilst not compromising on standards or functionality. We are always on hand to work with you to obtain the most efficient and economical solution to your injection moulding requirements.

Our use of computer generated solid modelling allows us to ‘proof’ customers designs before any metal is cut and thus keep us at the forefront in the moulding industry.

Above is an injection mould we made to produce plastic bottle preforms. Countless hours are poured into the design of these types of moulds from our Engineers to guarantee maximum production along with short cycle times.

Our machine capacity dynamically adapts to various requirements. Our ability to process all plastics is further highlighted through a specialised focus on engineering plastics. At Allmould Plastics our purpose built facility is equipped with the latest machines, automation and robotics, to ensure a lean manufacturing process of optimal production efficiency.

We can help you design &  manufacture all types of plastic parts, aluminum/zinc parts. Includes electronic assembling, silk-screen printing, oil-spout and packaging.

No components are too difficult , with an extensive range of injection moulding machines of all different sizes and tonnages there is no project we can’t look into.

Kalay, G. and Bevis, M.J. (1997) Processing and physical property relationships in injection moulded isotactic polypropylene 1. Mechanical properties. J. Polymer Sci., Part B, Polymer Phys., 35, 241–263.

Our team believes in a 100% safe working environment and procedures. We offer clean room facilities and a purpose built injection moulding workshop. We can assure you we can achieve great results and complete customer satisfaction.

We offer a blend of traditional, and high tech mould making skills on site which enables us to produce every type of tool from prototype tools through to fully specified production tools.

Our quality management systems ensure our customer’s requirements are always exceeded. Developing processes and procedures aimed at continuously improving operations and meeting the never ending demands of the manufacturing sector.

Kalay, G., Bevis, M.J. (1999). Injection molding of isotactic polypropylene. In: Karger-Kocsis, J. (eds) Polypropylene. Polymer Science and Technology Series, vol 2. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4421-6_47

Fitchmun, D.R. and Mencik, Z. (1973) Morphology of injection moulded polypropylene. J. Polymer Sci., Part B, Polymer Phys., 11, 951–971.

We have the latest technology robotic Automation. Above are medical parts that have been removed from the injection moulding machine. Once these parts have been taken from the mould they go through a series of QA checks before being placed in the correct packaging for dispatch

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Kalay, G. and Bevis, M.J. (1997) Processing and physical property relationships in injection moulded isotactic polypropylene 2. Morphology and crystallinity. J. Polymer Sci., Part B, Polymer Phys., 35, 265–291.

From your initial thoughts on a part through to full scale production we can take you down the right pathway. As seen in the image a client’s initial thought was then designed by our R&D team, drawn, prototyped, mould designed and finally manufactured in masses.

Trotignon, J.P., Lebrun, J.L. and Verdu, J. (1982) Crystalline polymorphism and orientation in injection moulded polypropylene. Plastics Rubber Processing Applic. 2, 247–251.

Custom Plastic Injection moulding is the preferred manufacturing process when you need to produce amounts of the same plastic part. The process involves heating up small plastic granules, usually to a liquid state and then injecting it under pressure into the cavity of a mould. After you have finalised the custom design of the plastic part you want to make, the first step in getting the part injection moulded is to build the mould.

We make injection mold  and  produce many different final products..(include injection molding, assemble, painting,  silk-screen).

Injection molding is one of the widely used methods in the processing of isotactic polypropylene (iPP), where a screw in a heated barrel rotates to transport, melt and pressurize the polymer in the barrel, and then reciprocation of the screw injects the melt into the mold. Processing parameters have a very strong influence on the morphology and hence the physical properties of the molded product. This section discusses the effect of main processing parameters on the morphology and properties of conventionally injection-molded isotactic polypropylene. The application of shear controlled orientation in injection molding (SCORIM) for converting iPP into molded products is the subject of another chapter in this book, which presents the morphological changes induced in SCORIM with the objective of enhancing physical properties. These chapters together present the fundamental characteristics of injection-molded polypropylene which may serve as a guide to the more informed processing of iPP, and to the realisation of optimum physical properties.