Core Insert Molding is an injection molding process used to encapsulate components within plastic parts. The process involves loading components into the mold before injection, then injecting molten plastic that forms around and locks the components in place.

Common applications include threaded inserts for rigid threads in plastic parts, though the possibilities extend to alloy threads, electrical contacts, and various other components. Proper planning and design are essential for successful core insert molding projects.

Core Insert Molding involves placing components into molds before the injection molding process. The injection molding procedure remains unchanged, with components being molded directly into the final part.

• Improved strength
• Strong and reliable attachment points for assemblies
• More cost-effective compared to other insertion processes
• No significant mold modifications required

• Shipping includes material report & heat treatment report
• Shipping includes QC report
• Free samples available, no minimum order quantity
• Fast delivery times
• Professional sales and engineering support
• Tolerance maintained at 0.005mm
• Small diameter processing capability: 0.2mm

Packaging: Internal packaging with plastic boxes, external packaging with cartons, or according to client requirements.

Shipping: EXW and FOB terms acceptable. Courier services include DHL, UPS, TNT, FedEx, EMS. Air cargo and sea freight available. In-stock items ship within 24 hours; out-of-stock items require 3-7 days based on quantity.

• T/T and L/C acceptable for mass orders
• PayPal and Western Union acceptable for small orders
• ESCROW acceptable for all order sizes

• Parts design
• R&D products
• Prototype design and production assembly
• Reputable design software for all design work
• Fast automatic remold design
• Mold design by experienced specialists