Mold design
DEFINE THE TOOLDiscuss tooling needs around part design, materials and intended use.
FORM. FUNCTION. FORWARD.
A clear path from concept and 3D prototyping
to tooling, injection molding and the next production run.
Industrial concept visual · Not company equipment or an actual product.
Open the assembly. Rotate the view.
Explore how a concept moves towards a molded part.
An interactive manufacturing concept. Explore our capabilities below.
Discuss your project ↗Injection molding is our core process. Mold design, mold making, mold repair, molding, post-processing and assembly can all be completed in-house.
The right manufacturing approach
starts with your product.
Discuss tooling needs around part design, materials and intended use.
Connect the design with mold making and project-specific development plans.
Evaluate repair needs based on mold condition and sample issues.
Assess production around the product, material and tooling requirements.
Connect finishing operations with agreed appearance and product requirements.
Discuss assembly around component fit and delivery requirements.
Process fit, materials, tolerances, quantities, capacity and lead times are evaluated and agreed for each project.
Know what to discuss before we begin.
Open each step to see what information helps.
Start with the product.
Tell us its purpose, current stage, key functions and available references.
Intended use, sketches or sample status. Let us know what is still undecided.
Make the scope concrete.
Review processes, tooling, quotation scope and delivery conditions.
Preferred materials, critical dimensions, appearance, assembly, volume and timing.
Get on the same page.
Proceed with agreed prototyping or mold trials, then discuss results and acceptance criteria.
Sample feedback, requested adjustments and the agreed basis for acceptance.
Plan the batches ahead.
Proceed under the agreed scope and order, and discuss ongoing production needs.
Confirmed product revision, order plan, packaging and delivery requirements.
Choose your current stage and share what you know.
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Start with a practical conversation.
Yes. Start with the intended use, key functions and any available references. The appropriate 3D prototyping method, materials and delivery conditions will need a project-specific discussion.
No. You can approach us for prototyping, tooling or injection molding. If you already have drawings, samples or a mold, describe their current status so we can evaluate a suitable next step.
HENSO has three two-color molding machines. Suitability depends on materials, part design, tooling and equipment requirements. Machine count does not indicate immediately available capacity.
These depend on materials, part design, mold status, quantity, acceptance criteria and scheduling. Include your estimated volume and timing. We will evaluate this information and confirm the details with you.
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