If you are looking for an economical way to create prototypes of identical parts, we recommend vacuum mold casting. We think it’s cost-effective for projects that require low-volume self-colored parts made from materials with qualities similar to production-grade ABS, PA, PP, PC, and transparent soft rubber.
With HLH Proto as your vacuum casting partner, you are guaranteed high-quality parts without the lead time and cost of production tooling. We are confident in our ability to meet your low-volume prototyping and end-use manufacturing requirements at a more affordable price.
Why vacuum casting?
Vacuum mold casting uses your original design template to create a silicone mold under a vacuum. Then, we use PU material to clone the original template. At HLH Proto, we guarantee a quick and smooth process by 3D printing or CNC machining your master model. As such, we can complete projects swiftly and cost-effectively and deliver them to you on time.
Create complex parts fast.
Our online vacuum mold casting service is a great solution for making production-quality parts with complex features. At HLH Proto, we make it faster and more affordable than production tooling. Plus, we can cast parts of any size, from custom headphones to vehicle bumpers. Rest assured, we have a wide range of materials ready for any project.
Also known as urethane casting, vacuum casting is practical for many applications, such as low-volume prototypes and end-use production. Additionally, we have worked with clients who rely on our service to make rubber parts for rapid iterations and market testing. We at HLH Proto possess the best certifications like ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and ISO 14001 to make us qualified to work with any industry.
Get tips from the experts today!
Our team at HLH Proto will work with you to ensure the success of your project. Request a free project review from us, and we will give design tips based on your requirements. With our help, you can make the most of our vacuum mold casting service to make any complex part.
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