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Injection moulding is the most cost-effective way to make a plastic part at scale and offers consistent quality for low-to-high volume manufacturing. Xometry offers a vast number of rigid plastics and resins that meet required structural and cosmetic characteristics. Beyond materials, injection moulded parts can have custom finishing, polishes, or surface textures. Xometry offers both high-precision tool manufacturing and injection moulding services.
Injection Moulding, Insert Moulding, Overmoulding
Starts at 10 business days
Rapid Tooling: recommended for 100-10,000 parts / Production Tooling: recommended for over 10,000 parts
Plastics and resins
Single, multi-cavity, and family moulds; 50 to 1,100+ press tonnage; side actions including hand-loaded cores
± 0.1 mm when machining the mold and an additional ± 0.05 mm when calculating for shrink rate
±0.1 mm or less
Tighter tolerances can be requested and may increase the cost of tooling because of additional sampling and grooming. Xometry will mill to a steel-safe condition on critical features.
Steel (tool steel, carbon steel) and aluminum; Production grades range from Class 105, a prototype mold, to Class 101, an extremely high production mould.
We offer fast mould lead times: in as fast as 10 business days for rapid tooling and up to 20 days for production tooling.
Ideal for the production starting from 100 parts.
Xometry offers tight tolerance options in accordance with ISO 16742, up to ±0,07 mm depending on the precision of the mould and size of the parts.
Single, multi-cavity, and family mould options.
Vast materials selection allows you to get the desired strength and surface quality.
Our QA department performs strong quality assurance.
| Mould class | Cycles | Production level | Mould base | Minimum hardness (BHN) |
Description |
| 101 | >1 million | High | Heat-treated stainless steel | 280 |
Fast cycle times and very high production rate |
| 102 | <1 million | Medium-High | Heat-treated tool steel | 280 | Good for parts with abrasive materials and tight tolerances |
| 103 | <50,000 | Medium | P20 Steel | 165 |
Widely used for low to medium production parts |
| 104 | <10,000 | Low | Mild steel, aluminum, or alloys | <165 |
Good for limited-production parts especially with non-abrasive materials |
| 105 | <500 | Very low | Soft aluminum, epoxy, cast materials | <165 |
Mostly used for prototype production |
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We perform design-for-manufacturability analysis and prepare your quote within 48 hours.
After mold design approval, we start manufacturing the tool.
We produce samples, perform QA, and send the samples to you.
After approval of the samples, the large batch production is kicked-off.
Your parts are delivered to you.
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