Plastic Compression Molding

The Plastic Compression Molding Process involves forming parts by placing material into a heated metal mold and applying pressure. The amount of material, heat, and force used during the process must be carefully calculated to ensure the shot attains the desired shape.

The amount of material, heat, and force used during the process must be carefully developed and closely monitored to make certain the product attains the desired geometry and shape.

Advantages of Compression Molding

Large & Intricate Moldings │ compression molding is an ideal process for molding not only large parts, but also very intricate large parts

Low Cost │ compared to other molding techniques, compression molding is one of the lowest cost options for the molding of interior trim components

Low Waste │ there is very little wasted material as a result of the compression molding process making it ideal for working with expensive compounds

Molding Process Selection

Though compression molding has several advantages over other molding processes, there are still restrictions and several different ways the compression molding process can be accomplished. For more information on choosing the ideal process for your parts, download a free copy of Avoiding the Undisclosed Pitfalls of Plastic Process & Material Selection. Or you can contact us directly at 248-435-7271 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .