Injection Molding

Rapid injection molding works best for functional prototyping, pilot runs, bridge tooling and low-volume production of on-demand parts. More than 100 different production-grade thermoplastic and liquid silicone rubber materials are available.

Plastic Injection Molding

Vikled Molding provides quick-turn thermoplastic injection molding often used for prototyping, bridge tooling and short-run manufacturing up to 10,000+ parts. We use advanced aluminum alloy molds that allow us to eliminate the costly and time-consuming custom engineering that normally goes into the development of tooling. Vikled Molding offer hundreds of engineering-grade resins that produce molded parts that are strong and can have excellent finishes.

Quick-turn injection molding uses the industry standard production process for parts, so it’s an excellent predictor of manufacturability when you move to large-scale production. At Vikled Molding, we support an ever-increasing maximum part size and degree of complexity, and continue to introduce new materials that help designers and engineers make better products.

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Liquid Silicone Rubber Molding

Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) molding is a thermoset process that mixes a two-component compound together, which is then heat cured in the mold with a platinum catalyst to produce a final part. LSR parts are formed through an injection-molding process similar to that of conventional plastic injection molding with one major difference — the material delivery system is cooled and the mold is heated.
Final LSR parts are strong and elastic with excellent thermal, chemical and electrical resistance. They maintain their physical properties at extreme temperatures and can withstand sterilization. LSR parts are also biocompatible, so they work very well for products that have skin contact. Those benefits lend themselves well to automotive, medical and food appliance industries, typically in the form of seals, gaskets, valves and cables.

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