bi-colour mold

bi-colour mold

overmolding mold

OEM & ODM orders

One-stop service, in-house tooling and plastic injection molding

Two-colour plastic injection molds supplied

Plastic materials: PP, PE, ABS, PC, acrylic, PS, nylon + GF, TPE/TPR, silicone, PEEK, PPS, POM and PVC

Core materials: P20, 718, NAK80, S136, SKD11, 1.2738, 1.2311, 718, or customized

Tool base: 1045, P20 or customized

Hot-runner system: Yudo, Sino, Hasco, Incoe and LKM

Gate: side, submarine, pinpoint, sprue, tunnel gate and can be customized

Engraving: date stamps (year and month), logo type

Hardness treatment: through nitrogen vacuum quenching,Heat treated as required

Standard mold parts: DME and Hasco

Spare parts: assemble limited switches in mold, eye bolts, springs, nipples, O-ring, hydraulic nipples and blank logo inserts

Design software: UG, SolidWorks, Pro-E, 3D Max, Auto CAD

Process: CNC, high-speed engraving, EDM, wire cut, grinding, and drilling

Tool life: depending on customer's requirement, 100,000 - 1,000,000 shots

Parts category: home electronics, bike parts, power tools, play toys, sports equipment, medical instruments, industrial machine accessories and auto accessories

The bi-colour mold, also known as a two-color injection mold, is a revolutionary tool in the field of plastic injection molding. This innovative technology allows manufacturers to create plastic parts with two distinct colors or materials in a single molding process. The bi-colour mold opens up endless possibilities for product design and customization.
With a bi-colour mold, manufacturers can produce visually striking components that incorporate contrasting colors or materials. This is particularly useful in industries where aesthetics and branding play a crucial role, such as automotive, consumer goods, and electronics. By seamlessly integrating different colors or materials into a single part, manufacturers can create products that stand out in the market and captivate consumers' attention.
The bi-colour mold operates through a clever mechanism that enables the sequential injection of two different materials or colors into the mold. This mechanism may involve rotating or sliding actions to position the mold cavities accurately. The result is a flawlessly merged component with precise color boundaries or material transitions.