Relocation of existing products/tools

Your injection molding parts supplier fails – what happens to your tools and production components?

The closure of a company often presents its customers with challenges: Existing products, ongoing production runs, and established processes suddenly need to be reorganized.

This is precisely where we seized an opportunity in recent months, acquiring injection molds and the production of the associated components from a declining plastics processor.

What sounds simple is, in practice, quite demanding. A mold cannot simply be transported and installed in another machine. Among other things, the following points must be examined:

Condition and wear of the mold

Documentation and process data

Machine and mold compatibility

Material and previous process parameters

Dimensional accuracy and component quality

Necessary repairs or modifications

Capacities and future delivery volumes

This is where our strengths lie.

With our own mold making facility, extensive machinery, and state-of-the-art measuring technology, we can technically evaluate, repair, sample, and integrate acquired molds into our production.

For our customers, this means:

Existing molds do not need to be rebuilt.

Ongoing production runs can continue with us.

As an additional manufacturing partner, we create new opportunities for capacity and supply security.

For us, such an acquisition is far more than simply expanding our tooling inventory. It demonstrates our commitment to taking responsibility for existing products and ensuring their supply through technical and quality integration into our production.

Especially in challenging economic times, we see this as a crucial task: not only developing new projects but also securing our customers' existing products and investments for the long term.

Are you facing a supplier change or do you need to reorganize tooling and ongoing production runs at short notice?

Please feel free to contact us.