At the very beginning, the metal insert is carefully placed into the mold cavity. We usually do it manually or through automation. And them the molten plastic is injected around the insert. As the plastic cools, it securely locks onto the insert. One of the benefits of insert molding is that it eliminates the need for adhesives or assemblying.

Insert molded parts are found in a wide range of applications, from car dashboards to surgical tools. This method is particularly useful when durable parts that combine the benefits of both metal and plastic are required. It also reduces alignment issues and assembly costs, making it a practical solution for many clients that delivers long-term performance and reliability.