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Medical Device Parts

Plastic Molding for Medical Device Caps

Custom-engineered projectBuilt in Shenzhen, ChinaExample shown with customer permission

Clear PP medical caps from a two-cavity AISI 420 stainless mold with YUDO hot runner and exchangeable inserts.

Part materialPP
Cavity / core steelAISI 420 stainless
Runner systemYUDO hot runner
Cavities2 cavities
ProcessingPlastic molding
Mold standardHASCO
Free DFM reviewMoldability checked before quoting
T1 samples + FAIApprove before production
NDA on requestYour design stays confidential
ISO 9001:2015Inspection at every stage

Description

Clear PP caps for medical devices

Most medical device caps are molded in clear PP, which is light, chemically resistant and suitable for sterilisation methods common in disposables. Customers often need the same cap design in several sizes that share most features. Building a separate mold for each size would multiply tooling cost.

One mold, several sizes: exchangeable inserts

Our solution for this medical device manufacturer was a mold with exchangeable cavity and core inserts:

  • A common mold base, hot runner and ejection system.
  • Size-specific inserts that can be changed while the mold stays in the press, saving setup time.
  • Two cavities in AISI 420 stainless steel, which resists corrosion and keeps a polished surface for clear parts.
  • YUDO hot runner for clean gate marks and no runner scrap, important for clear parts and high volumes.
  • HASCO standard components.

Why this is the economical choice

Exchangeable inserts cost a fraction of separate molds, and changing an insert set takes far less time than changing a complete mold. For families of similar medical parts it is the most economical solution we know.

We understand that medical customers need consistent parts and documentation, so dimensions are reported for each insert set at T1.

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