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Micro injection moulding: utilizing ultra high precision technology for micro parts right here in Malaysia
Utilizing latest technology, micro injection moulding can be done right here in Malaysia and sold worldwide. Micro molding parts typically weigh less than a gram, are high-precision in nature and requires CT-Scanning (which we have in-house) for quality inspection. On the other spectrum, we can also provide prototyping services for small parts within a short…
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Non-destructive testing: what is it and why use it?
Why is CT Scanning considered a “non-destructive testing” method? What is “non-destructive”? CT Scanning is considered a non-destructive inspection technique because it allows for the visualization of the internal structure of an object without causing any physical damage to the object itself. In non-destructive testing (NDT), the goal is to examine and evaluate the integrity,…
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Reverse engineering your products: whether an assembled product, or components like plastic or metal parts
We study and propose reverse engineer for your product, be it an entire assembly or at component level like metal, plastic (via injection molding or other processes), die-casting, CNC machining and other components parts by looking at a re-design, re-engineer, mold-flow analysis, modifications and manufacturability. We work with customers to develop new products, rapid prototyping,…
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How precision injection moulders benefit from using CT-Scanning technology to improve quality and stability of processes
Precision injection molding refers to a highly controlled and precise manufacturing process used to produce complex and high-tolerance plastic parts. Precision injection molding involves tight control over various parameters to achieve high accuracy, consistency, and repeatability in the production of plastic components. Key aspects of precision injection molding include: Precision injection molding is commonly used…
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Assembly issues when using different cavity?
We have all experienced it. Assembly of a few parts but having unforseen issues. The drawing specs of both mating parts are “in-spec”, and both Cavities are in spec too. However, here just is something wrong with the assembly. Or, Cavity 1 can only be assembled with Cavity 1 of another tooling made 15 years…
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