China

Shenzhen City

info@bfymold.com

Office Hour 09:00am - 06:00pm

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Certified Company

Manufacturing capabilities

Plastic Injection Molding and Mold Making Services

From mold design and tooling to custom plastic parts, BFY Mold supports your project with engineering review, injection molding and supporting manufacturing services.

Steel injection mold core and cavity with a molded plastic enclosure
11Injection Molding Machines
150–500TClamping Force Range
ISO 9001Certified Quality Management
Choose a manufacturing route

Not Sure Where to Start?

Tell us what you need to make. We can help you identify the manufacturing route and the information needed for a quotation.

Plastic Part Production

Review injection molding when repeat plastic parts, production resin and molded features are important. Tooling investment and expected demand are reviewed together.

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New Injection Mold Tooling

Coordinate part manufacturability, cavity layout, gates, cooling and trials before tool manufacturing. Define sample acceptance and the intended production conditions.

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Machined Components

Consider CNC machining for suitable metal or plastic geometry. Share drawings, tolerances, material and quantity so setups, access and inspection can be reviewed.

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PROJECT WORKFLOW

From Your Drawingsto an Agreed Project Plan.

Our engineers review your part requirements, clarify the manufacturing scope, and prepare a quotation for your approval.

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  1. 01

    Share Your Requirements

    Send 2D drawings or 3D CAD files, target quantity, material and key specifications.

  2. 02

    Engineering Review

    We assess part geometry, tooling requirements and manufacturing feasibility.

  3. 03

    Define the Project Scope

    Agree on materials, finish, quantities, inspection criteria and delivery requirements.

  4. 04

    Review Your Quotation

    Review the technical and commercial details of a quote based on the agreed scope.

  5. 05

    Approve and Get Started

    Once the quotation and requirements are approved, we schedule tooling, sampling or production.

Manufacturing starts after quotation approval and confirmation of the project requirements.

Tooling to repeat production

Technical Review and Production Stages

Review the requirements at each stage, from engineering and tooling to samples, production checks and delivery.

DFM review with plastic enclosure, engineering drawings and caliper
01 / Drawing & engineering review

Review the Part Before Choosing the Process

  • Project inputs3D CAD, drawing revision, mating components and visible surfaces.
  • Review prioritiesPart geometry, assembly, material and expected production quantities.
  • Agreed next stepClarify open requirements and confirm the quotation scope.
Injection mold tooling with molded plastic housings
02 / Tooling & sample review

Connect Mold Design, Manufacturing and Trials

  • Technical scopeReview cavity layout, parting lines, gates, cooling and ejection.
  • Approval criteriaAgree drawing requirements, sample checks and the review process.
  • Project planConfirm the work scope and milestones before manufacturing.
Injection molding equipment in an existing manufacturing workshop
03 / Production & process checks

Manufacture Against the Agreed Specification

  • Approved referenceConfirm the drawing revision, material and agreed sample or specification.
  • Process requirementsIdentify critical features, appearance and the checks required for the project.
  • Change controlDiscuss changes to the drawing, material or requirements before proceeding.
Dimensional inspection of injection molded plastic parts
04 / Inspection, delivery & repeat orders

Keep Acceptance and Delivery Requirements Clear

  • InspectionDefine the critical dimensions, appearance checks and required records.
  • PackagingAgree protection, quantities and handling requirements for shipment.
  • Repeat productionKeep drawing revisions and approved requirements clear for later orders.
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