While many people may not be aware, injection mould is used to create a whole range of the everyday products we use. The applications of injection mould take in everything from automotive parts to electrical switches, medical devices to simple plastic lids and much more. Even though there are some restrictions regarding the shapes and complexity of products made using injection mould, there are many different materials which can be used.

The applications of injection mould take in everything from footwear to car bumpers, protective goggles to food containers, pallets to bottle tops and much more. While the initial injection mould setup process can be relatively expensive, once the mould is complete and the production line in order, there are potentially huge long-term cost savings.