Injection Molding Design Guidelines | 2019 Update

Design Guideline: Injection Molding

Injection molding is used for manufacturing a wide variety of parts, from small components like battery boxes to large components like truck body panels. Once a component is designed, a mold is made and precision machined to form the features of the desired part.

In this design guide learn key design considerations, including:

Injection molding materials
Wall section considerations
Warp avoidance
Voids and shrinkage
Ribs
Bosses
Draft and texture
Sharp Corners
Inserts
And more!

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