Production Capabilities

The workshop supports mold trials, process verification, sample production, and repeat manufacturing of precision plastic components. Automated equipment removes molded parts from the machine and transfers them to inspection or collection areas, helping maintain a consistent handling process.

Typical activities include:

• Precision injection molding
• Automated part removal
• Machine-side visual inspection
• Product sorting and collection
• Process parameter monitoring
• Controlled component transfer
• Preparation for cleaning or packaging

The molding area includes NISSEI injection molding equipment and automated production cells. Machines are arranged according to the mold, resin, component structure, cleanliness requirements, and production schedule.

Quality and Process Control

Operators inspect molded components for visible defects such as flash, incomplete filling, deformation, contamination, scratches, and surface irregularities. Inspection results are communicated directly to the molding, tooling, engineering, and quality teams when process adjustment is required.

The Class 10,000 medical cleanroom workshop forms part of our in-house manufacturing system, connecting mold development, injection molding, automated handling, inspection, and controlled packaging. Actual production and inspection procedures are determined according to the component drawing, resin material, cleanliness requirements, and project quality standards.