The majority of plastic products in the world today are manufactured by injection molding. With the right combination of 3D printers and injection molding machines, it is possible to create molds in-house to produce small, functional parts in production plastics.For low-volume production (approximately 10-100 parts), 3D-printed molds save time and money. They also enable a more agile manufacturing approach, allowing engineers and designers to easily modify molds and continue to iterate on their designs with low lead times and cost.
S Radhakrishnan
S Radhakrishnan
S Radhakrishnan is the Group Editor of of three leading Techno Commercial Journals serving the Coatings, Paints, Polymers, Plastics, Textiles and Packaging Industries. Besides this he is also the content editor and writer on several websites. Radhakrishnan brings his cross-industry expertise to the Indian 3D Printing Network.
