Considerations When Selecting an Injection Molder to Ensure a Successful Relationship
It can take some effort and time for you to establish a good relationship with your injection molder. The last thing you want to confront is the need to move your tool to another molder because the performance of your mold shop has not met expectations. That is why there are important details to consider when selecting an injection mold tooling provider. Issues to Consider During the Selection Process Many of the problems that customers have with injection mold shops fall into the following categories: The molder does not respond to your emails or calls or communicate problems in a proactive manner. The quality of the parts does not meet your standards or is inconsistent. The shop does not meet your deadlines. When selecting a tooling provider, you should consider how they respond to your questions about these topics. For example, you can ask them what experience they have molding with the type of plastic your part requires. Some plastics, such as glass-filled nylon, require differ