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At AIM Processing, we partner with top toolmakers to ensure the highest-quality design and production for your plastic injection molding projects. By leveraging specialized expertise and managing every step of the process, we guarantee seamless delivery, reliable production, and in-house maintenance of your tooling.
We work with the best toolmakers in the business to ensure that you get the best design and the best product for your next plastic injection project. While the one-stop shop used to be considered the way to go for design and production, we’ve led the way in a new, more project-specific approach that allows customers to take advantage of the very specialized expertise of different toolmakers.
For you, the process remains seamless. We have relationships with the most skilled and experienced experts in the field, which enables us to match the work with the right combination of skillset, pricing, and leadtime for your project. We work with them to manage design and delivery. When complete, we guarantee and maintain your tool as though it was made in-house.
Going through us for your tooling won’t cost you more. Our mechanical engineers will listen to your needs, and help you get the reliable production you need. We have found that if we invest our time with you at this stage, you will be satisfied when the first parts are made. You can rely on our experience with nearly 2000 parts to help you shine.
All tooling is maintained and cleaned in-house with a talented team of professionals you can trust to care for your investment.
Injection mold tooling costs depend on part complexity, size, cavity count, tolerance requirements, and the specialized expertise needed for fabrication. The choice of toolmaker, materials and expected production volumes also influence the investment.
AIM Processing's injection molding tooling service takes a project-specific approach. We match your work to the right combination of skillset, pricing and lead time without adding extra costs, while our mechanical engineers help ensure reliable production from the start.
The materials used for injection molding tooling typically focus on hardened steel or aluminum. The choice between the two materials can depend on a variety of factors including production volume, part complexity and durability requirements.
Steel molds offer longer lifespan for high-volume production, while aluminum tooling can mean faster fabrication and lower costs for shorter runs. AIM Processing's injection molding tooling service works with experienced toolmakers who select the appropriate materials to match project specifications. All tooling is then maintained and cleaned in-house by an experienced, talented team of professionals.
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