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INJECTION MOULDING
At Anglesey Mould & Press we specialises in prototyping and mass-manufacturing to produce high quality plastic injection moulded parts and mould tools. Our process allows us to work closely with the customer and efficiently to produce parts in a quick turn over time. Cost-efficiency is key to us to keep a fair price to our customers, we do this by various means including in some cases rapid tooling for low volume and start up tools.
We are able to:
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Injection Moulding: which is manufacturing plastic pieces using a metal mould in the shape of the desired product. A process that allows for parts to be produced in large volumes.
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Over Mould: A multi-step injection moulding process where two or more components are moulded over top of one another. Also known as 'two-shot moulding' because it is a two-step process.
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Insert Moulding: The process of moulding or forming plastic parts around other, non-plastic parts, or inserts. The inserted component is most commonly a simple object, such as a thread or rod, but in some cases can be complex.
Cost Effective Reliable
Turnaround High Quality
Network Capacity
MATERIALS
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Acetal – e.g. Water valves, seatbelt restraint systems
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Polyprop/Ethylenes – e.g. Toys, food containers, kitchenware
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ABS – e.g. power tools, safety helmets, telephones
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Polycarbonate – e.g. outdoor light fittings, mobile phone lenses
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Nylon 6/66 e.g. electrical connections, cable ties
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Polystyrene – e.g. food containers, packaging
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PVC/Flame retardants/ Glass filled
WHY US
Finish Options
We offer a range of surface finishes to suit both functional and cosmetic requirements:
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As Manufactured – Parts come straight from the mould, with tool marks visible. Ideal for hidden or non-cosmetic components.
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Bead Blasting – Creates an even, uniform surface with a subtle texture.
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Pad Printing – Adds logos, text, or graphics by transferring ink onto the part.
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Etching – Inscribes patterns, markings, or text directly onto the surface.
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Textured Finish – Produces a dull or satin appearance for non-glossy parts.
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Laser Finishing – Precision engraving of graphics, text, or logos using laser technology.
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Semi-Gloss – A smooth surface with low shine, achieved through fine sanding.
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Glossy – High-polish, mirror-like finish using diamond buffing.
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Matte – Soft, non-reflective finish that hides machining marks.
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Custom – Tailored finishes or combinations to meet unique project needs.