Micro moulding is the production of very small, highly detailed plastic parts where precision, fine features and repeatability matter most. We design the tooling and mould these components in-house.

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What is Micro Moulding?

Micro moulding covers tiny plastic components and parts with very small, fine or intricate features: think small clips, gears, connectors, medical micro-components and precision detail parts. At this scale, tiny variations matter, so tool quality and process control are everything.

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Who This Service Is For

  • Designers of small, detailed or miniature plastic parts.
  • Medical and device makers needing micro-components.
  • Engineers needing fine features held repeatably.
  • Customers needing small parts in low to medium volumes.

Common Problems We Solve

  • “Our part is tiny and full of fine detail.” Micro tooling and tight process control handle it.
  • “We can't get consistent small parts elsewhere.” Repeatability is our focus at this scale.
  • “We need fine features and thin walls.” We design tooling to fill and eject them reliably.
  • “We need precision but only modest volumes.” We're set up for that.

Our Process

Feasibility at scale

We confirm the part can be filled, ejected and inspected at micro scale.

Precision tooling

We design and build tooling with the accuracy small features demand.

Controlled process

Tight, validated process control for repeatable micro parts.

Inspection

Inspection methods suited to small, detailed components.

Capabilities, Materials & Tolerances

Indicative capability. Every project is reviewed individually, so talk to us about your specific tolerances and materials.

Part scaleVery small components and parts with fine/intricate features
MaterialsEngineering and commodity thermoplastics suited to small parts
FocusFine detail, thin walls, repeatability, dimensional stability
VolumesPrototype, low and medium volumes

Industries This Service Supports

Why Choose Us

  • Tooling precision matched to small parts.
  • Repeatable, validated micro processes.
  • In-house tool design and build.
  • Inspection suited to fine detail.