Industries
Injection molded products, by industry
The injection molded products we make span medical devices, automotive, consumer products, robotics, industrial equipment, and electronics. Each sector demands different certifications, documentation, and process control, and each page states what applies.
Medical injection molding
Molded components for medical devices. Documented inspection, material traceability, and validation support.
Automotive
Components for automotive programs, from prototype through production volumes.
Consumer products
Parts where the surface finish matters as much as the dimensions, and where volumes ramp quickly.
Robotics
Structural and enclosure parts for robotics programs, where volumes sit between prototype and full production.
Industrial equipment
Wear parts, housings, and replacement components, often in engineering grades and modest volumes.
Electronics
Connector housings, PCB enclosures, and switch components in dielectric, flame-rated, and ESD-safe materials.
Examples of injection molded products, by industry
"Injection molded products" covers a wide range of parts. What we actually run, sorted by the industries above:
- Medical: diagnostic instrument housings and covers, single-use disposables and fluid-path components such as manifolds, surgical instrument handles and overmolded grips, labware, cartridges, and consumable assemblies. See medical injection molding.
- Automotive: connector bodies and electrical housings, interior trim components and clips, under-bonnet brackets and ducts, battery and EV component housings, sensor housings and mounting hardware. See automotive injection molding.
- Consumer products: fascias and handles molded as matched sets, and other parts where the cosmetic surface finish off the tool is judged as closely as the dimensions. See consumer products molding.
- Robotics: ribbed structural housings with cast-in bracket lugs, the kind of part that carries load inside an arm or base, plus enclosure parts for robotics programs. See robotics injection molding.
- Industrial equipment: ported housings and impeller covers for pumps, blowers, and fluid handling equipment, plus wear parts and replacement components in engineering grades. See industrial equipment molding.
- Electronics: connector housings and shells, PCB enclosures and chassis, switch and relay housings, cable strain reliefs and grommets, sensor housings, and battery pack components. See electronics injection molding.
Every part above is molded to a customer drawing, not stocked as a catalog item. Send a CAD file and target volume for a price and lead time specific to your part.
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