10 Questions You Should to Know about custom mold plastic

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You&#;re a busy designer or engineer, and when you meet with an injection molding supplier, no doubt you&#;ll have questions about the process and the quality of the finished project. But to make the best decision, you need to know more. You need to be sure you&#;re asking the right questions.

We&#;ve narrowed it down to 10 critical questions you should ask before beginning any injection molding project. Armed with these questions, you&#;ll be ready to start your next project on the right track. No wasted time, no surprises.

After watching this short video, you&#;ll be better equipped to discuss your next project design with prospective injection molding suppliers.

Do you need to dig deeper into the injection molding process and research the options available?

We&#;ve created a handbook for designers and engineers, to give you a complete understanding of the process of designing injection molded parts.We started with the 10 Critical Questions in the video, and provided expanded information on what this means to your project.

In the handbook you&#;ll learn more about:

• Designer and Supplier Considerations from goals to ownership and deadlines
• Choosing the Right Injection Molding Technology for Your Application
• Preliminary Design Specifications including material selection, use environment and compliance
• Logistics and Processes from costs to testing

Designing Injection Molded Parts: A Handbook for Designers & Engineers also includes a checklist, so you can have your expectations defined. You&#;ll speak the language, and be ready with your goals, design specifications and cost considerations. Download the handbook today.

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How often do you source a plastic injection molder?  If you are like most companies and purchasing managers, probably not very often. Typically, once you have selected an injection molder to work with, you are likely to stay with them for a long time as long as they keep producing quality plastic parts. 

There are several scenarios in which the need for an injection molder may arise:

-Your company has designed a new product that requires injection molding

-Your engineers have re-designed an existing injection molded part

-Your current injection molder is no longer meeting your quality requirements

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-Your business wants to move its manufacturing from overseas to the U.S.

When you are in the market again, you want to ensure you have selected the best plastic injection molder for the job. Our resource guide can help.

We call it &#;10 Must-Ask Questions for Choosing an Injection Molder.&#;

We have condensed the top 10 issues into questions and then provided answers to each.  By reviewing these questions before sourcing an injection molder, you are more likely to get the information you need to make a proper assessment. 

Here is a sampling of the questions you will find inside the guide: 

1. How many injection molding presses does the company have and what are the machine's capabilities?

Answer:  Molders with a greater number of presses will be able to accommodate more projects during a given period.  However, they must also have a wide range of machine sizes.  Injection mold machines are measured in terms of pressure or tonnage.  Plastic injection machines can run from 40 to tons.  The large machines can accommodate larger molds.  However, not all parts run well on large machines.  Your molder will determine the best machine to use based on the number and size of the part, as well as the material. 

* At the Rodon Group, we have 118 injection molding presses with capacities from fractional to 107 ounces, and clamping force from 46 to 720 tons.

2. Does the injection molder have an experienced in-house design and tool building team?

Answer:  Using an injection molder that has the in-house capabilities to steer your project through from concept to completion has several advantages. 

-In the early stages of development, refinements in design are often made.  Working with a turnkey manufacturer, these changes can be made, reviewed, and refined within a short time frame. 

-Design engineers are trained to build the best possible design for the project.  They have the expertise required to build molds that will produce the highest quantity and quality parts.

-The plastic injection molder should utilize the latest in precision EDM machine tool equipment.

* At The Rodon Group, we take every step of this process very seriously, working closely with each client from concept to completion to achieve top quality at the best price.

3. Does the injection molder guarantee the molds for the life of the project? 

Answer:  This is an important question to ask.  When you work with a manufacturing team who has designed and built the mold, they should offer guarantees.  If slight adjustments need to be made to the mold or repairs, the molder should stand behind their work.

* At The Rodon Group, we fabricate the best tooling in the industry, and our tool warranty reinforces our claim. As long as we are running a tool that we have built, there will never be any repair or maintenance charges.

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