Professional Injection Molding for Plastic
Injection molds are made to produce plastic with exact dimensions and full structures. Rex is the greatest option if you require injection molds. We are certain that we can offer the ideal solution for your molding needs thanks to our many years of experience and excellent manufacturing techniques.
Rex is primarily concerned with injection mold design and production. Every mold we create is subjected to the strictest quality and precision requirements thanks to the hard efforts of our team of highly qualified engineers and technicians. We take pleasure in offering molds that go above and beyond for our clients because we recognize how crucial dependable, effective molds are to the production process.
With the help of cutting-edge equipment and technology, our workshop can create molds of any size and complexity. Whether you require a basic mold for small-scale manufacture or a sophisticated mold for large-scale production, we can accommodate your needs. Your job will be handled expertly by Rex because of our experience and dedication to quality.

Different Molds Making Services
Whether you're starting a one-off project or need dependable production tooling for small batches, our quick lead times and adherence to international standards make us the first choice. Our skilled team specializes in creating custom injection molds from appropriate materials, guaranteeing quality consistency and repeatability. From silicone rubber injection molding to overmolding, insert molding, thermoplastic injection molding, liquid silicone injection molding, hot runner molding, and cold runner molding, we offer a wide range of services that will make your projects stand out.
Double-color Injection Molds
In the realm of double colors injection molding, there are two different molds


Rotary Two-Color Injection Molding
Often used to combine the benefits of both plastic and metal (or other materials) into a single, complex part, insert molding is a specialized injection molding technique in which a pre-formed component, usually made of metal or another material, is placed into the mold before molten plastic is injected. The plastic is then molded around or over the inserted component, creating a single, cohesive product.
Secondary Injection Molding/Overmolding
This technique involves the independent injection of two different plastic polymers in two stages. Products are first molded with a single set of molds. After being molded, these items are taken out and put into a different set of molds for the second injection molding procedure. Despite requiring two sets of molds, this method has the advantage of flexibility because it does not require a special double-color injection molding equipment.

Whether choosing the flexibility of secondary injection molding or the accuracy of rotary two-color injection molding, manufacturers can achieve stunning results that appeal to consumers across a variety of industries. Double colors injection molding is a visionary approach to manufacturing that combines creativity and precision to produce products that stand out in terms of both functionality and aesthetics.
Insert Molds
Key features of insert molding

Strength and Durability: BIncreased Insert molding can improve the final product's strength, durability, and functionality by adding metal or other materials to the molded portion.
Electrical connectors, bushings, threaded fasteners, metal inserts in plastic handles, and other parts where it is beneficial to combine dissimilar materials are common uses for insert molding. By carefully integrating various materials in a single molding process, insert molding is a technology that makes it possible to create intricate and long-lasting pieces.
Mold Manufacturing Processes
Content of Project Analysis

Why Need To Build A Plastic Injection Mold
Plastic injection mold making is vital for numerous reasons in the manufacturing industry
Manufacturing in Large Quantities
Economical Effectiveness
Design Adaptability
High Precision
Consistency
Material Efficiency
Minimized Labor Intensity
In conclusion, creating plastic injection molds is essential to obtaining high-volume, cost-effective production of plastic components with accuracy, consistency, and design flexibility across sectors.
Components Of Injection Molds
In order to create plastic items and parts, injection molds are sophisticated instruments. They are composed of multiple parts that combine to produce and shape the finished product. The essential parts of injection molds are as follows:
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Mold Base
The mold base serves as the foundational framework for plastic injection molds. Usually, it can be ordered directly from the standard mold manufacturer, it greatly saving the time.
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Cavity(A side)
The cavity, also known as the A-side or mold cavity, is one of the main halves of the mold. It contains the cavity or impression of the final product and determines the outer shape and surface finish.
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Cavity(B side)
The core plate, also known as the B-side or mold core, is the other main half of the mold. It contains the core or impression of the final product and determines the inner shape. The core plate and cavity plate come together to create the mold cavity.
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Sprue Bushing
It is the sprue bushing that allows molten material, typically plastic, to enter the mold chamber. It controls the flow of material and joins the machine nozzle to the mold.
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System Runner
The runner system directs the molten material from the sprue to the mold cavity via channels or passageways. During injection, runners disperse the substance and aid in regulating the flow and pressure.
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The Gates
Gates are holes that allow molten material from the runner system to enter the mold chamber. They regulate the material flow and are positioned carefully to prevent flaws in the finished product.
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Ejector Pins
Located on the side of the mold opposite the cavity, ejector pins are used to push the finished product out of the mold once the material has solidified.
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Slides and Lifters
Lifters and slides are movable parts that produce complex features or undercuts in the final product; they move within the mold to enable the ejection of parts with intricate geometries.
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Guide Pins and Bushings
These components help maintain precision during the injection molding process by ensuring proper alignment and closure of the mold halves.
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Cooling System
Channels or passages within the mold allow for the circulation of cooling fluid (typically water) to dissipate heat and facilitate the solidification of the molten material. Proper cooling is crucial for cycle time and part quality.
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Cavity Inserts
Cavity inserts are replaceable components that allow for flexibility in changing the geometry of the mold for different product designs without replacing the entire mold.
These components work in concert to create the desired plastic part or product during the injection molding process. The design and precision of each component contribute to the quality, efficiency and repeatability of the manufacturing process.
Injection Molds Services Finishes
The finishes on injection-molded parts can vary based on factors such as material, mold design and post-processing.
Here are some common finishes for injection-molded parts
Finish |
SPI Standard |
Description |
Surface roughness(Ra Value) |
High Glossy Finish |
A2 |
3000 Grit diamond buff |
1-2 |
Normal Glossy Finish |
A3 |
1200 Grit diamond buff |
2-3 |
Fine Semi Glossy Finish |
B1 |
600 Grit paper |
2-3 |
Medium Semi Glossy Finish |
B2 |
400 Grit Paper |
4-5 |
Normal Semi Glossy Finish |
B3 |
320 Grit Paper |
9-10 |
Fine Matte Finish |
C1 |
600 Grit Stone |
10-12 |
Medium Matte Finish |
C2 |
400 Grit Stone |
25-28 |
Normal Matte Finish |
C3 |
320 Grit Stone |
38-42 |
Texture Finish |
MT (MoldTech) |
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Texture Finish |
VDI |
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