Custom Plastic Parts Starting at $1480 Including Tooling
Design
We will take your sketch, dimensioned drawing, prototype, part, or even idea and turn it into a 3D CAD Drawing. The CAD Drawing can then be utilized for presentation, prototyping, and tooling production.
Injection Mold Tooling
Using a CAD model we machine custom molds for your parts. We eliminate unnecessary extras and use industry-standard inserts to ensure that you get a high-quality, low-cost, non-proprietary tool that can be used in injection molding facilities around the world.
Plus you own the tooling.
Production
With injection molding machines from 20 tons to 240 tons, we can accomodate injection molding runs on parts from a few grams to ten ounces at our facility in Southern California. Using your existing mold or one we make for you, we can make as few as 30 parts, or as many as several million in a near limitless variety of colors and materials.
We will take your sketch, drawing, or idea and produce injection molded plastic parts for as little as $1480.
Epsilon Industries, Inc. is a manufacturer of simple injection molded parts. We turn your sketches, drawings, samples or 3D CAD files into usable, sellable products for a fraction of rapid prototyping and conventional tooling costs. Our low prices are possible because we CNC machine aluminum inserts that work in our existing mold bases, eliminating much of the cost of producing a mold. We then mold as few as 30 or as many as 100,000 parts from your mold insert. We specialize in injection molding simple parts in many thermoplastic materials, including ABS, nylon, polypropylene, HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene), polycarbonate, and TPE (synthetic rubber) in the very shortest lead times. (2-8+ weeks depending on backlog)
Very simply stated:
You send us your sketch, drawing, prototype, or 3D CAD model and we send you injection molded plastic parts.
Plus: You own the tooling!
For the most cost effective and timely response, we prefer a 3D CAD model of your part. If you do not already have a CAD model, then we can model your part as required. We will need a sketch, drawing, sample part or prototype.
Our tooling process is broken down into five levels, making it easy for you to identify pricing by the complexity of your parts.