CAP_01 // INJECTION MOULDINGREPEATABLE PRECISION
CAPABILITY

Injection moulding for repeatable production components.

Injection moulding becomes worth considering when the same component needs to be produced repeatedly and the expected production requirement can justify the tooling investment. The value lies in establishing a repeatable manufacturing process for an agreed component specification.

Injection moulding machine producing a black plastic component
THE PROBLEM THIS SOLVES

When repeatability, production volume and tooling investment have to work together.

Injection moulding is suited to components that need to be produced repeatedly from a dedicated tool. The commercial decision depends on the component, material, tooling requirement and expected production volume rather than volume alone.

Best forRepeat production of moulded components from dedicated tooling
StrengthsRepeatable production, material choice and established component geometry
Consider whenThe expected production requirement can justify the tooling investment
Part of a wider solutionCan be combined with assembly, CNC finishing, vacuum forming or fabrication
FIG.12 — FOUNDATION PRODUCT STUDYKEVMAR · CATERING EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS

Adjustable Leg Jacks

J38 · J40 · J50

A leg to stand on — built locally.

The J38, J40 and J50 adjustable leg jacks are established catering-equipment components, produced for repeat use in commercial environments. They give manufacturers and repairers a practical, locally made option when standard support components are needed — injection moulding doing exactly what it should: the same useful part, repeatedly.

Discuss a Component
KEVMAR J38, J40 and J50 injection-moulded adjustable leg jacks for commercial catering equipment.FIG.12 — FOUNDATION PRODUCT STUDY
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Height adjustable

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Durable contact foot

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Repeat supply

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Locally manufactured

Replacement caravan grab handle with injection-moulded visible face and vacuum-formed backing for Jurgens, Sprite and Gypsey applications.
CROSS-PROCESS CASE STUDY

Caravan Grab Handle Redevelopment

A genuine cross-process example — the established injection-moulded visible component was retained while the backing was redeveloped as a vacuum-formed part when the original moulding route was no longer available.

Need a part made in volume?

Show us the component, expected quantity and what you need it to do. We'll assess whether injection moulding is the right manufacturing route — or whether another process would make more sense.