hybrid Molds: 3d printing + conventional

By utilizing 3D printing for the more intricate sections of the mold and conventional methods for simpler areas, we ensure that you’re not paying premium prices for complexity that isn’t there. 

Complex mold sections can be time-consuming to produce using only traditional methods. With this hybrid approach, we ensure a faster turnaround on even the most complex projects.

3D printing allows us to create conformal cooling channels and intricate features. By combining this with conventional methods for less complex sections, we ensure your tool performs exceptionally across all areas of the mold.

After the 3D printed sections are bolted or welded into the mold, CNC machining ensures a seamless, high-quality finish. This guarantees that the final tool is not just effective and efficient, but also meets the highest standards of craftsmanship.

Utilizing a commonized mold base for multiple unique insert sets significantly reduces the overall investment required for tooling. This is much more economical compared to producing a separate, complete mold for each individual part.

Quick change out of insert sets allows for faster transitions between different part productions, leading to less downtime and more efficient production cycles.