MOLDING & CASTING
- At THINK3D, we have injection molding and vacuum casting machines in-house offering various injection molding & casting services.
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Why Choose Think3D For
INJECTION MOLDING SERVICES
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Turn your ideas to reality with our full fledged 3D Printing, CNC Machining & Molding service capabilities. Our facility is equipped with entire range of 3D Printing technologies, 10 CNC Machines, 2 Injection Molding Machines. We offer services in wide variety of materials and provide free design analysis with every quote. On top, we have a highly passionate team to serve you.
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Technical Competency
Technically qualified team in various mfg. technologies
Competitive Pricing
Highly competitive price and bulk discounts also available
NDA & IP Protection
All designs and data are kept in highly secure private server
SERVICES
We offer in-house
Injection Molding
THINK3D offers a powerful technology with its hydromechanical twin-platen design and single-piston injection system. Injection Molding is one of the preferred methods for manufacturing parts because it has multiple advantages over other methods of plastic molding. With 3D Printing, CNC Machining, Vacuum Casting, Injection Molding services all at one place, we are a truly one-stop shop for your manufacturing needs.
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Vacuum Casting
THINK3D offers high quality industrial casting services in Vacuum Casting machine. Vacuum casting is a casting process for elastomers using a vacuum to draw the liquid material into the mold. With 3D Printing, CNC Machining, Vacuum Casting, Injection Molding services all at one place, we are a truly one-stop shop for your manufacturing needs.
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OUR VALUABLE
Clients
Think3D has been a great partner for us in supplying COVID-19 test cartridges on-time despite the pandemic challenges. When we came up with a new requirement needing a workforce of more than 25 people, think3D took up the challenge and arranged the workforce within 2 days. I highly recommend think3D for any manufacturing needs.
Sanket Srivatsav
Production In-Charge, Molbio
As a professor doing research on new materials, I needed a strong industry partner to assist us. think3D perfectly fit that bill. think3D team is highly knowledgeable on all manufacturing technologies and the team is very prompt in responding to all our requests. My research has been very successful, thanks to think3D team.
Dr. Karthik Chetan V
Asst. Professor, BITS Pilani
We found issue with one part at the time of assembly and needed a quick replacement. think3D team has quickly responded to our request, redesigned the part and printed it using metal 3D Printing and delivered in 3 days time. The part came out really well and the design was better than that of the actual one.
Rama Krishna
Senior Manager (IMM), BDL
Applications Of MACHINING & MOLDING
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Why CNC machining is essential for batch production?
Batch production is a method whereby the components of an item are produced in separate stages on separate machines to create different batches of products. Using CNC machines for batch production can streamline the workflow because of the reliability, accuracy, and speed of CNC-based manufacturing.
What are the applications of CNC Machining?
- Electronics Parts Manufacturing.
- Engraving Machine Applications.
- Machining Composites.
- 5 Axis Machining.
- Dental Milling Applications.
- Micro Hole Drilling.
- Machining Aluminum.
- Machining Plastics.
What are the different types of CNC machines?
There are basically five different types of CNC machines:
- CNC Plasma Cutting Machine.
- CNC Laser Cutting Machine.
- CNC Milling Machine.
- CNC Router Machine.
- CNC Lathe Machine.
Can you injection mold glass?
Injection molding is a manufacturing process in which parts are produced by injecting material in liquid form into a mold. It is most commonly performed with thermoplastic polymers, but can be used with a variety of other materials to include metals and glass.
Why is injection molding good for mass production?
Injection molding machines are able to process two or more different plastics at the same time. The initial creation of a mold can be expensive. For this reason, large production runs using plastic machining can cost up to 25 times more than plastic injection molding.
What is injection pressure in injection molding?
It is the pressure on the face of the injection screw or ram when injecting material into the mold, usually expressed in PSI.
How many types of injection molding machines are there?
There are two primary types of plastics: thermosets and thermoplastics. The main difference between these two types of plastics is that thermosets permanently cure.
What finishing options are available for vacuum casted parts?
A wide variety of finishes are available for vacuum castings. Pigments/tints in the resins, bead blast, painting, surface textures, vacuum metalising, electroplating.
When should I use vacuum casting?
Short batch production, or when both aesthetics and functionality are required. Clear parts and also rubbers of varying Shore A harnesses can be produced using this process. There is no need for hard tooling with this process, so huge cost savings can be achieved if the quantities are suitable.
What other services do you offer
We offer CNC Routing, EDM finishing, laser cutting services
What kind of lasers do we use for laser cutting?
There are three main types of lasers used in laser cutting. The CO2 laser is suited for cutting, boring, and engraving. The neodymium (ND) and neodymium yttrium-aluminum-garnet (ND-YAG) lasers are identical in style and differ only in application. ND is used for boring and where high energy but low repetition are required. The ND-YAG laser is used where very high power is needed and for boring and engraving. Both CO2 and ND/ ND-YAG lasers can be used for welding.