From plastic part design to stable serial production.
SwissInjection acts as the technical interface between product development, toolmaking, suppliers and production - from DFM and material decisions through mold trials, process window and production handover.
Discuss your projectIndustrialization starts long before the first shot. We review geometry, tolerances, parting lines, demolding, material choice and target volumes with engineering, purchasing and production. The result is a robust view of the risks that matter in the part, the tool concept and the process window.
Small corrections to wall thicknesses, radii, gating or ejector concepts can avoid major loops later. SwissInjection turns technical topics into clear decisions: what should be adapted immediately, what residual risk is acceptable and what must be checked explicitly in RFQ, design review or T0/T1 trials.
We do not sell a standard tool or machine. The role is deliberately neutral: sharpen technical requirements, check supplier statements, prioritize open points and support the handover into stable production conditions. This is especially useful when internal injection molding experience is limited or decisions influence production cost for years.
New plastic part without an internal senior injection molding expert
Tooling decision with high technical or commercial risk
Industrialization of medtech, diagnostics or precision parts
DFM review, material and process assumptions, tool risk list, supplier brief, action list, release and handover documentation.
Ideally before final CAD freeze or RFQ. Even after difficult T0/T1 trials, a structured review can still recover many issues.
Yes. We support existing suppliers as a technical review and coordination partner without unnecessarily mixing operational responsibilities.
CAD, drawing, material idea, volume, application environment and known quality requirements are usually enough for an initial scope.
Many production problems do not start during trials, but much earlier: unclear function, tight tolerances without measurement strategy, unverified material assumptions, unfavorable wall thicknesses or a tool concept that makes later corrections difficult. Industrialization clarifies these points before tool start.
SwissInjection translates development decisions into production-ready requirements: DFM notes, material route, supplier questions, trial plan, correction priorities and release criteria. Development, purchasing, toolmaking and molding therefore see the same open points and can decide faster.
