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Bring your ideal micro part design to Accumold - the secret to your success.
Bring your ideal micro part design to Accumold - the secret to your success.
Accumold is your dedicated, proven, and truly vertically integrated strategic product development partner.
The demand for high-precision, miniaturized parts is booming across various industries, especially in medical devices and microelectronics. This trend has driven significant interest in micro molding, a specialized injection molding process for creating incredibly small, intricate components.
While part size is certainly a factor, Accumold goes beyond simple dimensions to define true micro molding. Our expertise lies in achieving micron-level tolerances and exceptionally complex geometries, consistently delivering flawless results.
We understand the confusion surrounding micro molding terminology (micro molding, micromolding, micro moulding) and the various definitions you might encounter. At Avem, we’re proud to partner with Accumold, a recognized leader in this field. Their commitment to innovation and precision ensures you receive:

Parts made with our Micro Mold® process range in size from just microns to a half inch (13 mm). These components often have complex geometry and very tight tolerances-with no margin for error.

Small parts are slightly larger than those within micro mold classifications: from a half inch to about 3 1/2 inches (9 cm) in diameter and made from a one-ounce shot of material.

In micro molding, two different plastic materials are shot in sync during a single operation. Our customers use this type of micro molding process to lessen the amount of labor required, create a more robust part configuration, or increase cost savings. This process also is capable of handling other applications, such as cosmetics or touch-and-feel applications.

Allowing manufacturers to disrupt the way that a product is designed, developed, and manufacture: offering the opportunity to take advantage of the design and production of extremely complex geometries at no additional cost.