Services
Plastics & moulding
Injection-moulded parts and associated tooling. We assess polymer grade, geometry, order volume and tooling economics with potential suppliers.
Overview
How we source plastics & moulding.
With moulded parts, most of the cost and risk sits in the tool. We review part geometry and volumes with potential suppliers to recommend the right tool type, cavitation and steel, and we agree tool ownership and maintenance terms up front.
Once the tool is built, we manage trial shots and sample approval against your specification, then monitor production for consistency in dimensions, colour and finish.
Scope
What we source.
Typical products
- Housings and enclosures
- Technical and engineering components
- Consumer product parts
- Caps, closures and fittings
- Over-moulded and insert-moulded parts
- Moulded parts with assembly and packing
Processes
- Mould design and toolmaking
- Injection moulding
- Insert and over-moulding
- Blow and rotational moulding via partners
- Ultrasonic welding, printing and assembly
Materials
Industries
Not listed? Tell us what you need — these are examples, not limits.
Getting a useful quote
What to include in your RFQ.
The more complete the brief, the more accurate the quotation. Missing something? Send what you have and we will help fill the gaps.
- 3D models (STEP) and 2D drawings with critical dimensions
- Polymer grade, colour and any regulatory requirement (e.g. food contact, UL rating, RoHS/REACH)
- Annual volume and expected tool life
- Surface finish and texture requirements
- Secondary operations, assembly and packing
Quality
Checkpoints agreed before production starts.
- Design-for-manufacture review before tool steel is cut
- Tool trial samples measured against the drawing
- Colour and finish approval against a master sample
- In-process and pre-shipment dimensional and visual checks
Inspection scope is agreed per project and can include independent third-party inspection where required.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can a mould built in India be moved later?
If you own the tool, yes — though moving tooling has costs and requires re-validation. We document tool ownership and specification so your options stay open.
What volumes make sense?
Injection moulding usually suits volumes where tooling cost can be spread across many parts. For low volumes we can discuss alternative tooling or processes.
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Ready to quote your plastics & moulding?
Send drawings or a brief to info@mekvara.com, or use the RFQ form.