Adept specialists you can rely on
Wunder Mold stands as one of the top plastic molding manufacturers. For nearly three decades, we’ve been delivering premium-quality plastic injection molding services to clients across the world with our advanced methods and state-of-the-art technology. Our team of knowledgeable and experienced professionals creates solutions that closely adhere to your requirements and the latest industry standards, catering to the needs of various industries, including automotive, electronics, medical, and many others.
Broad selection of high-quality materials for plastic injection molding
We leverage a range of top-of-the-line injection molded plastics to create parts with the exact properties you need.
Polycarbonate (filled or plain) | Polycarbonates are thermoplastic polymers whose chemical structures contain carbonate groups. They are tough and strong materials that are easily thermoformed, worked, and molded. |
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Polyolefins | This type of polymer is formed from a simple olefin. For instance, to get polyethylene or polypropylene which are polyolefins, we need to polymerize olefin ethylene or olefin propylene. |
ABS | Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) is a thermoplastic polymer with the temperature for glass transition around 105°C. It’s an amorphous terpolymer produced by polymerizing acrylonitrile and styrene in the presence of polybutadiene. |
Polyacetal | Also known as polyoxymethylene, polyformaldehyde, and acetal, it’s an engineering thermoplastic used by plastic injection molding companies to produce precision parts that require low friction, excellent dimensional stability, and high stiffness. |
Rubber | Natural rubber, also known as latex, caoutchouc, caucho, Amazonian rubber, or India rubber contains isoprene polymers with slight impurities of other organic compounds and water. |
Nylons | Nylon represents a group of synthetic polymers based on semi-aromatic and aliphatic polyamides. It’s a silky thermoplastic material and can undergo melting processes to form shapes, fibers, or films. It comprises repeating units connected by amide links which is similar to protein peptide bonds. |
Acrylics | Acrylics, acrylic glass, or polymethyl methacrylate, also known under trade names of Acrylite, Crylux, Perspex, Plexiglas, Perclax, and Lucite is a transparent thermoplastic typically used in the form of a sheet as a shatter resistant and lightweight glass alternative. |
Unveiling our high-precision injection molding process
Our team will adhere to your requirements and work closely with you to create the parts that meet your desired specifications. With years of expertise, we’ve created a streamlined process that guarantees optimal results, from mold building to shipment:
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What makes our plastic injection molding company your top choice
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Reliable production
We’re ISO-certified plastic injection mold manufacturers near you who adhere to the latest industry standards. With our proven and efficient multi step process, we’ll carry out your project on time, making sure we meet your needs from start to finish with a consistent level of quality.
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Timely project completion
From obtaining the necessary materials to finalizing your injection molded parts, we’ll keep you up-to-date every step of the way, assuring you that we’re handling your project efficiently and with care. Our experienced team will provide you with high-quality parts within the agreed schedule.
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Comprehensive expertise
We boast a team of skilled, knowledgeable, and experienced engineers specializing in custom plastic molding. They will work with you to set up the project and efficiently manage it from the initial phase to finalization, making sure your parts meet your requirements.
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Dependability
Throughout our comprehensive experience, we’ve worked with and satisfied the needs of partners from different industries, catering to their specific requirements. We’ll be happy to refer you to the clients we’ve supplied for your assurance and peace of mind.
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Advanced practices
Our team relies on advanced tools and technologies that minimize potential failures and render high-quality components, allowing for process repetition with maximum product consistency and minimum deviation.