Free advice and design support are offered to ensure your part design is optimised for injection moulding. Free advice and design support are offered to ensure your design part is optimised for injection moulding.
Using the toughest 3D-printing materials ever created, Rutland Plastics has the capability to produce rapid fully functional prototypes in-house for you to confidently test the functionality of your products prior to committing to the investment in a mould tool.Our additive manufacturing capacity means that we can create jigs and fixtures with speed and efficiency at a far lower cost than traditional manufacturing methods.
Using the toughest 3D-printing materials ever created, Rutland Plastics has the capability to produce rapid fully functional prototypes in-house for you to confidently test the functionality of your products prior to committing to the investment in a mould tool.Our additive manufacturing capacity means that we can create jigs and fixtures with speed and efficiency at a far lower cost than traditional manufacturing methods.
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We certainly look different today from when the company first started out injection moulding in 1956. Expansion has continued on the same site and the factory area now exceeds 66,000 square feet. We employ over 130 staff, with a turnover in excess of 14 million. Today Rutland Plastics is still a privately owned custom injection moulder of quality bespoke products for a wide variety of industries.
We offer a range of services which we feel all compliment each other in the product development process. We aim to be your partner throughout the development process and any services we are unable to offer we usually know somebody who can help. Free advice and design support is offered to ensure your part is optimised for injection moulding.
Design for plastic injection moulding requires a certain approach and working with Rutland Plastics saves time and money and results in suitable plastic moulding designs from the outset. Here at Rutland Plastics we work in partnership from initial concept, through the injection moulding design stage using 3D CAD, to the making of the injection mould tool.
Whether it is low volume or pre-production tooling or even high speed, multi-cavity stack tools we are able to specify and manufacture the most appropriate mould tools for our customers. Our on-site toolroom is equipped with the latest machinery and this, coupled with the experience and know-how of our team, provides a comprehensive suite of tooling services from design, tooling modifications through to routine maintenance and refurbishment.
Using the toughest 3D-printing materials ever created, Rutland Plastics has the capability to produce rapid fully functional prototypes in-house for you to confidently test the functionality of your products prior to committing to the investment in a mould tool.
This advanced 3D production system prints with FDM Nylon 12 Carbon Fibre (CF) and ASA give unparalleled strength and stiffness to prototypes, and indeed low volume production parts, jigs and fixtures, plus end-of-arm robot tooling that we produce.
This advanced 3D production system prints with FDM Nylon 12 Carbon Fibre (CF) and ASA give unparalleled strength and stiffness to prototypes, and indeed low volume production parts, jigs and fixtures, plus end-of-arm robot tooling that we produce.
