Injection Mold Design & Manufacturing
Injection mold design and manufacturing connected to DFM, trials, production requirements, maintenance, and tool ownership. Programs can begin with controlled CAD data or a physical part that needs 3D CAD and STEP reconstruction.
- Process
- Injection mold design and manufacturing
- Engineering path
- Drawing review → DFM → tooling → trials → production
- Press range
- 80–850 tonnes; final press selection depends on the part and tool
- Location
- Tainan, Taiwan
- Company
- LongTeam Industrial Co., Ltd., founded in 1989
- Reverse-engineering input
- Physical sample to 3D CAD/STEP; measurement scope confirmed per project
Start with CAD—or reverse engineer a physical part
If controlled 3D data exists, provide the current file and drawing. If it does not, LongTeam can measure a physical sample and reconstruct 3D CAD with a STEP deliverable. Before work begins, define the sample condition, interfaces, critical dimensions, tolerances, intended changes, and the customer's authorization to reproduce the part.
Design the mold as a production system
Parting line, cavities, actions, gates, runners, vents, cooling, steel, ejection, sensors, handling, and maintenance should be reviewed together.
- Record DFM decisions and open risks
- Connect cooling and filling to dimensional intent
- Provide access for maintenance and replacement
Give each trial a defined objective
Trial labels vary between suppliers. Each run should state what it is intended to prove, the material and process used, samples and measurements required, changes identified, and exit criteria.
Protect the tool throughout its life
Document ownership, approved configuration, maintenance, repairs, spares, storage, modifications, and transfer rights before production.
The same engineering path, adapted to your program.
See how analysis, tooling, and process learning stay connected from review through production. Findings and acceptance criteria are defined for each program.
Review geometry, material, gates, ejection, and tooling risks before steel is cut.
LongTeam injection mold tooling, built to carry engineering decisions into production.
Use dimensional and process data to identify variation and guide engineering decisions.
Reverse Engineering a Plastic Part: From Physical Sample to STEP File and Injection Molding
Design for Manufacturability (DFM) in Plastic Injection Molding: The Complete Engineer's Guide
How to Transfer Injection Mold Tooling to a New Supplier: The OEM's Step-by-Step Guide
Frequently asked questions
Related capabilities and program guidance
Prepare the right information for an engineering review.
Share the drawing, material, expected volume, and critical requirements so LongTeam can clarify the project and quotation scope.