Injection molding is an excellent choice for higher-volume plastic production. In this process, melted plastic resin is injected into a mold to create high-quality, often intricate components. These parts typically feature “A” and “B” side design elements that serve functional, structural, or aesthetic purposes. While injection molding offers many advantages, its appropriateness depends entirely on the specific requirements of the project.
For AdvancTEK, the injection molding process begins well before any tool is built or part is produced. We focus on collaborating with customers early in their development cycle to offer expert guidance on part design and manufacturability, resulting in better cost control and increased efficiency. Our engineering team can also help with tooling development to improve tooling performance and ensure parts can be molded to meet your design requirements.
Once the tool is ready and molding begins, plastic pellets are heated into a molten state and injected into the tool to form the desired shape. The molded part is then ejected and often robotically removed from the machine before being handed to the operator. The operator’s role includes trimming the gate if needed, inspecting the part, and applying labels.
To further our capabilities in injection molding, we also offer gas-assist injection molding. This approach uses nitrogen gas to pack in more material while achieving the same finished look. It has transformed the way that complex parts are manufactured, and many customers find it to be a valuable asset.
Our injection molding facility is located in Concord, North Carolina, which is around 20 miles from Charlotte. This facility has 17 molding machines ranging from 65 tons up to 1500. We also have the equipment required to manage and transport heavy molds needed for large parts.
Our plastic injection molding company’s facility in Concord is located at:
2845 Armentrout Drive
Concord, NC 28025
704-784-2100
At our injection molding facility, we work with variety of materials, including engineered materials, glass- or mineral-filled materials, chemically foamed materials, and gas-assisted materials. Examples include:
In addition to injection molding, we offer processes like thermoforming, compression molding, and reaction injection molding. But we don’t stop there. Our facility is also able to assist with services like die cutting, ultrasonic welding, heat staking, assembly, line sequencing, and beyond.
Be sure to contact our team today if you’ve been searching for custom injection molding services near Charlotte. We look forward to assisting you with your project needs!