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Factors to Consider in Injection Molding Parts for Medical Devices
Decisions around part design, resin, tool engineering, thermal transfer system, and the molding process have significant implications on the success of manufacturing parts that meet required tolerances and quality standards. This guide discusses which factors to evaluate to achieve desired cure times and part quality.
Major Design Rules for Plastic Injection Molding Medical Device Parts
Designing plastic parts for medical devices can be a complex and challenging process, especially when it comes to achieving tight tolerances, high precision, and optimal functionality. This guide explores the major design rules and provides tips and insights on how to optimize your part’s design for maximum efficiency and quality.
Is Two-Shot Molding Right for Your Part?
One process that has gained prominence in recent years is two-shot plastic injection molding. It allows for the creation of complex parts in a single manufacturing step, in the process reducing assembly time and costs, as well as improving the aesthetics and functionality of the final product, and in the end improving patient outcomes. But is it right for your part?
Design for Manufacturability Process and Timeline
For medical device components, following a proven DFM process can help ensure that parts and tools are designed in a way that is optimized for injection molding, resulting in a more efficient and cost-effective manufacturing process. Learn more about best practices, as well as our standard DFM process and timeline for bringing medical devices to market.