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Injection molded parts: Online, fast & secure from a single source
FACTUREE is your modern contract manufacturer of injection molded parts. We manufacture plastic parts - even with complicated shapes, small details and tight dimensional specifications. FACTUREE offers you many advantages over conventional manufacturing
You can use our online tool to request injection molded parts made of thermoplastics quickly and easily. You will usually receive your quote on the same day.
Extensive network
With over 2,000 certified manufacturing partners worldwide, short delivery times for your injection molded parts are guaranteed. We offer a selection of more than 300 material groups, from prototypes to large-scale production.
One contact person
You benefit from a personal, dedicated contact person and injection molded parts of consistently reliable quality. This is ensured by our ISO 9001-certified quality management and a low complaint rate.
From a single source
FACTUREE makes the production of your injection molded parts modern, digital and efficient - and all from a single source. Upload your drawing, receive a personal consultation and start production.
Manufacturing process
Different types of injection molding at FACTUREE
FACTUREE offers you a wide range of injection molding processes for every requirement - from prototypes to small and large series.
All processes can be efficiently combined at FACTUREE. A digital inquiry process, a technical check and a fixed contact person are guaranteed. Here are all injection molding processes:
- Plastic injection molding (conventional): The classic process for durable, precise plastic components in large quantities.
- Insert molding (overmolding): Combines metal or plastic inserts with injection molding - ideal for robust technical components.
- Over molding: An injection molding process in which a second material component is injected onto an already manufactured component in the same mold to create a functional or aesthetic combination.
- Rapid injection molding: For quick prototypes or small series - without expensive mold making, with short delivery times.
Materials
High-quality materials for injection molding: from thermoplastic to silicone
FACTUREE offers a wide range of different materials for plastic injection molding. Whether thermoplastic injection molding or silicone injection molding for components - we have the right material for every application.
Our experienced experts work closely with you to help you select the optimum material for your requirements. Whether technical thermoplastics, high-performance polymers or soft silicones: we provide you with sound advice on all injection molding options.
Thanks to our global production network, all materials are reliably available at all times. This enables us to ensure consistent quality, short delivery times and cost-effective production of your injection molded parts.
Frequently requested materials
Thermoplastics for your injection molded parts
Thermoplastic injection molding is the most common plastic injection molding process. Thermoplastics become malleable when heated and solid again when cooled. Thermoplastics are ideal for precise components in series production. They are lightweight, robust, versatile and particularly economical.
Depending on the type of plastic, the injection-molded parts can be particularly impact-resistant, heat-resistant or resistant to chemicals. Many thermoplastics can be colored directly, are readily available and enable a targeted selection of materials.
Typical applications: Housing, fastening parts, consumer goods, automotive and electrical industry
Frequently requested:
- ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)
- PA 6 / PA 6.6 (polyamide / nylon)
- PC (polycarbonate)
- POM (polyoxymethylene)
- PEEK (polyether ether ketone)
Thermoplastic elastomers & silicone for injection molded parts
Silicone injection molding (LSR - Liquid Silicone Rubber) enables the production of flexible, temperature- and chemical-resistant components. Silicone is elastic, skin-friendly, heat-resistant up to over 200 °C and shows high flexibility even at low temperatures.
In contrast to thermoplastics, silicones (LSR) are elastomers that are permanently cross-linked by a chemical reaction (vulcanization) and can therefore no longer be melted. Silicone injection molding is ideal for seals, medical technology and products subject to high thermal and chemical stress.
Typical applications: Seals, medical components, household appliances, electronics, baby products
Frequently requested:
- LSR (Liquid Silicone Rubber)
- HTV silicone (High Temperature Vulcanizing)
- VMQ (methylvinyl silicone)
Thermosets for injection molded parts
Thermoset injection molding is used when resistance to high temperatures and mechanical resilience are particularly important. During curing, thermosets cross-link permanently to form an irreversible, three-dimensional network structure and can then no longer be melted or reshaped (non-flammable).
They are extremely dimensionally stable in heat, do not conduct electricity and are very resistant to chemicals. Although they are often harder and more brittle than tough thermoplastics, they are superior in terms of their long-term service temperature and thermal resistance.
Typical applications: Electrical components, automotive engineering, housing parts under the influence of heat
Frequently requested:
- PF (phenolic resin)
- UF (urea resin)
- MF (melamine resin)
- EP (epoxy resin)
High-performance and bioplastics for injection molding
Bio-based or biodegradable plastics in injection molding are gaining in importance - especially in environmentally friendly projects. These materials are made from renewable raw materials (e.g. starch, PLA) or are compostable.
Processing is similar to that of thermoplastics. However, when selecting the material, particular attention must be paid to strength, heat and environmental influences.
Typical applications: Packaging, consumer goods, medical products, disposables
Frequently requested:
- PLA (polylactide)
- PHA (polyhydroxyalkanoate)
- Bio-PE / Bio-PP (bio-based polyolefins)
- Cellulose acetate
Surface treatments
Your injection molded parts with surface treatments
The right surface treatment makes your injection molded parts more robust, durable and visually appealing. FACTUREE offers you a wide range of finishing options - ideal for technical functional parts as well as visible components. Each surface is individually tailored to the material and the respective area of application.
We supply injection-molded parts with a perfect finish - ready to install. With us, you get everything from a single source - from plastic, thermoplastic or silicone injection molding to finished post-processing. This makes production quick, easy and of high quality.
Frequently requested surface treatments
Mechanical post-treatment
- Polishing
- Eroding / spark erosion
- Laser structuring
- Etching / chemical matting
Subsequent surface finishing
- Varnishing
- Scarfing / plasma activation
- Printing
- Galvanizing
- Laser Engraving
Electroplating
- Sandblasting / vibratory grinding
- Polishing / grinding
Organic Coatings
Contact person
Your injection molding experts at FACTUREE
As a modern contract manufacturer for injection molding we combine digital procurement with personal support. We don't just provide you with high-quality injection molded parts. You also receive personal support from experienced experts. Our contacts know exactly which materials, wall thicknesses, molding bevels and molding processes are best suited to your project.
Thanks to our digital network, you can order injection molding locally and worldwide. Your personal contact will accompany you from the initial inquiry to delivery. They will ensure that your requirements are understood and optimally implemented at all times.
Our goal: precise processes, smooth communication and service at eye level - especially for technical purchasing. Rely on FACTUREE as your injection moulding contract manufacturer for customized solutions and experienced support for every project. Get to know FACTUREE here.
Billy Schulz
Head of Operations
schulz@facturee.de
Tel: +49(0) 30 629 3939-10
Antonio Scala
Team Lead IT/ES/EN
antonio.scala@facturee.de
Tel: +49(0) 30 629 3939-30
Walid Tlili
Team Lead FR/EN
walid.tlili@facturee.de
Phone: +49(0) 30 629 3939-19
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From prototype to series production: scalable production of cast parts
FACTUREE accompanies you through the entire process with technical expertise, digital processes and personal support. We are your modern contract manufacturer for injection molding from Germany.
We support you right from the early phase with precise Prototypes in injection molding. Fast, cost-efficient and without investment in expensive tools.
For tests, pilot projects or early market launches, we manufacture Injection molding small series flexibly and economically. For example, through rapid tooling or optimized master moulds. For larger quantities, we rely on an automated Injection molding production with high repeat accuracy.
Framework agreements with guaranteed call-off quantities, stable prices and reliable delivery also ensure maximum planning security - ideal for changing requirements.
Our injection molding prototyping service enables you to validate your components quickly and reliably. Even before investing in series production tools. Our digital platform gives you direct access to free capacities in our Europe-wide production network.
We use processes such as CNC milling or 3D printing for rapid implementation. These realistically reproduce the shape and function of the subsequent injection molded parts. This allows you to check the accuracy of fit, wall thicknesses and design at an early stage, without delays in the development process.
The result: the shortest delivery times for the first sample and a reliable basis for your injection molding small series or series production.
Whether small or large series injection molding - FACTUREE stands for economical and precise series production. This is made possible by our combination of digital procurement, modern injection molding technology and intelligent capacity balancing.
We rely on high-performance injection molding machines, automated processes and durable series tools that deliver maximum repeat accuracy even with complex geometries.
Thanks to data-driven production planning, our platform identifies the optimal production partner for your project. This enables us to guarantee high quality, low unit costs and reliable delivery dates.
With a framework agreement, you secure your long-term supply of injection molded parts. And with stable prices, guaranteed availability and high flexibility! You can call up variants flexibly, while tools and production are planned centrally.
We reduce your unit costs sustainably through intelligent batch sizes and optimum material utilization. Ideal for series projects where reliable planning, scalability and delivery reliability are crucial.
Reasons for FACTUREE
Numerous advantages over conventional injection molding production
Fast
- Consistently short delivery times
- Same day offer in most cases
- Simple online inquiry Europe-wide
- Express shipping
Versatile
- Broadest manufacturing range in the market
- Prototyping, small and large series
- 300+ materials available at all times
- From a single source
Reliable
- Unlimited production capacity
- Low complaint rate
- ISO 9001 certified quality management Download
- Personal customer support
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Short delivery time for
Complex production
Despite the complex manufacturing process involving high quantities and tight delivery deadlines, FACTUREE was actually able to deliver the components before the agreed delivery date. The speed at which orders were processed and the personal customer service also impressed us. Costs 15% lower
than with other providers
The quotation from FACTUREE was quick, as was the delivery of the components. The incoming inspection was flawless. The cost of the components was 15% lower compared to other suppliers in Europe. New degrees of freedom through
Stable procurement processes
FACTUREE takes on the task of manufacturing complex components for special applications for us, freeing up valuable resources needed for other activities. Its reliable procurement process allows us to remain operational at all times.
Easy to operate
Procurement interface
We highly regard FACTUREE as a reliable supplier of production parts with good delivery times and an easy-to-use procurement interface. Especially in times of coronavirus, this procurement approach offers the necessary safety.
Wide range of services and
good pricing
FACTUREE provided their quote very quickly, within one to two days. We were impressed by their broad range of services as well as their pricing structures and short delivery times. FACTUREE has met 100% of its delivery dates up to now.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about casting processes
What is injection molding?
Injection molding is an industrial manufacturing process for producing plastic parts in large quantities. A thermoplastic material is heated, liquefied and injected under high pressure into a precisely milled metal tool (mold). After cooling, the solid component is removed from the mold - and the injection-molded part is finished.
The procedure is particularly suitable for:
- Complex geometries
- repeatable series production
- technically or optically demanding parts
Depending on the tool and machine concept, high quantities with very short cycle times are possible. Typical applications range from electronic housings to automotive parts and medical technology components.
Which dimensions and tolerances are decisive for injection molding?
Two aspects are important in the production of injection molded parts. Firstly, the component-specific dimensions are important. These include wall thicknesses, slide areas and feed points.
Secondly, the dimensional tolerances and shape and position tolerances are crucial. These depend largely on the material used, the tool concept and the process-related influences.
In practice, the Tolerance grade TG 6 to TG 8 according to DIN ISO 20457 can be used. Angle tolerances are usually ±0.5° to ±1°. Concentricity and axial run-out tolerances are limited by the demoldability and accuracy of the tool - especially for rotationally symmetrical components.
The following are used to determine the tolerance Standards and guidelines relevant:
- DIN ISO 20457 - General tolerances for plastic injection molded parts
- DIN ISO 2768-mK - for low-function components without special requirements
- Customized drawings, e.g. according to PPAP or VDA guidelines, are common for high-quality applications
The achievable precision depends largely on various factors. Particularly decisive is the Shrinkage of the plastic. This is the case with materials such as PA (polyamide) significantly more pronounced than with ABS or PC.
The Wall thickness influences the dimensional accuracy. Very thick areas can cause sink marks, while zones that are too thin make the filling process more difficult. In addition Mold temperature, injection pressure and cycle time plays a central role in dimensional and shape accuracy.
For what quantities is injection molding worthwhile?
Injection molding is particularly economical for Medium to large quantities. Typically, the procedure is worthwhile from around 300-500 parts. This is because the tool costs can then be passed on to the series.
For very large quantities (>10,000), injection molding is almost unbeatable in terms of unit costs, reproducibility and cycle time. For prototypes or small series, FACTUREE also offers Rapid Tooling with reduced tool costs.
What are the alternatives to injection molding?
For smaller quantities or early development phases, alternatives such as 3D printing (e.g. SLS, SLA, MJF) or Vacuum Casting meaningful.
For flat or simple parts, the CNC machining be economical. FACTUREE offers all three processes - ideal for early validation before the transition to injection molding.
What tools are available for injection molding?
There are a variety of tools for injection molding, which are used depending on the number of pieces, complexity and component requirements.
For prototypes or small series we recommend Aluminum tools with a short lead time. For series with higher quantities (>10,000), we use Hardening steel tools for use. Single, multiple and family molds are possible, with hot runner or cold runner technology.
Which materials are possible for injection molding?
FACTUREE processes a large selection of thermoplastics, including:
- Standard plastics such as PP, PE, ABS, PC, PA, POM
- Engineering plastics such as PBT, PC/ABS, PPS
- Extremely resilient plastics such as PEEK, LCP
Also TPE (soft), filled compounds (e.g. glass fiber reinforced) and UL-certified types are available. We can test other special materials on request.
What surface treatments are possible with injection molding?
FACTUREE offers both Procurement of tools (e.g. high gloss, graining, matting) as well as Subsequent refinements, including:
- Lacquering / Softtouch
- Galvanizing / Metallizing
- Pad and screen printing
- Laser Engraving
According to which standards does FACTUREE manufacture injection molded parts?
FACTUREE manufactures according to DIN EN ISO 20457 (Injection molding of thermoplastics) and DIN ISO 2768 for dimensional tolerances (freely dimensioned plastic parts). For special projects, we can incorporate your specific requirements. These include, for example, special dimensions, specific materials or tests in accordance with VDA, PPAP or FDA regulations.
Does FACTUREE offer ISO certificates?
Yes - FACTUREE works with certified manufacturing partners according to ISO 9001 (quality management). Depending on the industry and application, partners with IATF 16949 (Automotive) or ISO 13485 (medical technology) can be consulted. The selection is made according to the respective requirements of the project. Read more about certifications and test reports at FACTUREE here.
Can test reports or material certificates be supplied subsequently?
Yes - FACTUREE will provide the following documents on request:
- Initial sample test report (EMPB) according to VDA or PPAP
- Material certificate / factory certificate 3.1 (EN 10204)
- Measurement protocols or CT scans for complex geometries
- Protocols for head chefs for finished parts.
This evidence should be provided at the time of the inquiry so that it can be taken into account in the production process.
How can I have injection molded parts manufactured by FACTUREE?
Simply upload the CAD file with the technical drawing, select the material and make an online inquiry. FACTUREE connects you digitally with the right manufacturing partner from a network of over 2,000 companies. Production is ISO-certified - fast, precise and reliable.
What are the advantages of online production for cast parts?
Online production has become indispensable these days. For cast parts, online production offers numerous advantages:
- Fast production of customized castings: often with delivery in 9-12 working days.
- High precision for complex geometries
- Cost efficiency for prototypes and series: No tooling costs for casting; low unit prices thanks to smart paver selection.
- Variety of materials for every requirement - everything can be ordered digitally.
- Flexibility with quantities and variants: Individual parts, variant production or mass production - without long lead times.
- Perfect for recurring components: Framework agreements and price stability for series parts or maintenance components
- Seamless integration into digital development processes: Simple upload of DXF, STEP or STP files, automatic checking and quotation generation
- Quality control and ISO certification: Manufacturing partner with proven quality and reliable delivery
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