mold design for prototype injection molding

Mechanical Engineering

Design for Manufacturability (DFM)

3D CAD Modeling & Simulation

Reverse Engineering

Metal-to-Plastic Conversion





Wall Thickness

Draft Angles

Ribs & Bosses

Undercuts

What’s the difference between product design and DFM?

Product design decides what the part is: its function, shape, and features. DFM decides how to make that part efficiently: wall sections, draft, gate location, and the details that drive tooling cost and cycle time. We do both, and we do them together.

Can you work from a napkin sketch, or do I need CAD?

Either works. Bring a sketch, a rough concept, an existing part, or finished CAD. We’ll meet you where the project is.

What engineering services do you offer?

Mechanical engineering, design for manufacturability, 3D CAD modeling and simulation, reverse engineering, and metal-to-plastic conversion.

What design rules do you follow for injection molded parts?

Uniform wall thickness, adequate draft, ribs and bosses sized to avoid sink marks, and as few undercuts as the design allows. We publish the numbers we use in our injection molding design guidelines.

Why choose BeraTek for part design and engineering?

One team manages your project from design through production, so nothing gets lost in a handoff. Quotes within 48 hours, no minimum order quantities, one point of contact.