Custom Plastic Injection Molding Services

Custom injection mold cost varies according to the part design, tooling requirements, materials or inserts, production objectives, and engineering complexity. Midwest Molding can support prototype and production tool build management, mold flow analysis, ES testing, and part re-formulation reviews. A project discussion allows the team to evaluate the application and identify potential cost-saving opportunities before tooling proceeds.

Midwest Molding provides prototype and production tool build management, straight injection molding, two shot molding, pre-mold and overmolding, insert and composite molding, and reel to reel continuous strip molding. The company also offers related assembly and welding capabilities. Project engineering support can span tooling, process optimization, production ramp-up, and quality assurance for complex manufactured components.

Yes. Midwest Molding provides cradle-to-grave project management for prototype and production tool builds. Its tooling services include mold flow analysis, ES testing, and part re-formulation for cost-saving opportunities. The company also describes tooling support for the life of the program, helping connect early development work with production requirements.

Two shot molding produces complex components with multiple materials or colors molded together in a single cycle. This approach can support integrated part designs while reducing the need to handle separate molding operations. Midwest Molding supports two shot projects with manufacturing and project engineers, managing work from tool build through production ramp-up.

Overmolding injects plastic over pre-existing parts, substrates, or inserts to create a multi-component assembly. Insert molding incorporates another material or component during the injection molding process. Midwest Molding provides both pre-mold and overmolding as well as insert and composite molding, with engineering support for tooling, process optimization, and complex component production.

Midwest Molding supports automotive, transportation, electronics, consumer goods, and appliance manufacturing applications. Its capabilities include complex molded components and assemblies, insert-molded and overmolded components, wire harness assemblies, and other complex parts requiring tooling, molding, assembly, or overmolding.

Yes. Midwest Molding provides multi-component assembly and wire harness assembly alongside its injection molding capabilities. Assembly services can combine molded parts with additional components into complete assemblies, with project engineering, error proofing, re-design optimization, and dedicated end-of-arm tooling supporting production requirements.

You can contact Midwest Molding at 224.208.1110 or submit an inquiry through mwmolding.com. The company is located at 1560 Hecht Drive, Bartlett, Illinois 60103. A project discussion can cover the part design, tooling needs, molding process, production objectives, and engineering support required for the program.