Micromolding is a highly specialized manufacturing process that produces extremely small, high-precision thermoplastic parts and assemblies with micron tolerances. The process starts with the mold department, where a mold is created that has a cavity for the desired part shape. Thermoplastics or resins are rapidly injected into the cavity to manufacture components or parts at high speed.

The world of micromolding is evolving in medical devices, drug delivery, sensors, aerospace and other industries that rely on ultra-small parts. The micromolding process begins in the mold department, where a mold with a cavity in the desired part shape is created. Thermoplastics or resins are rapidly injected into the cavity to manufacture components or parts at high speed.

Micromolding in the medical field
The need for small parts is common in the medical industry. This includes surgical equipment, endoscopic equipment, catheters, testing equipment, diabetes management tools and electronic components of medical equipment. Microfluidic applications and pharmaceutical applications require miniature components, including drug delivery devices, blood collection tubes, syringes, and more. “Medical equipment for small.