Mold manufacturing for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food containers, daily necessities, and construction-related items! Also, remake and reverse engineering of old molds!
Our company handles the manufacturing and repair of plastic blow molding molds. Blow molding is a method where molding material is heated and melted, extruded into a tubular shape, clamped in a mold, and air is blown inside to form hollow products. Two-axis stretch blow molding is primarily used for cosmetic and food containers, and we accept mold manufacturing tailored to our customers' machine specifications. Furthermore, we place particular importance on repair and maintenance, striving to respond quickly, and we will do our best to accommodate repairs of molds from other companies, so please feel free to consult with us. 【Examples of Manufactured Molds】 ■ Medical and pharmaceutical related: Medical bottles, infusion (drip) bottles, pharmaceutical containers ■ Cosmetic related: Various containers, skincare, makeup ■ Daily goods and construction materials: Liquid bottles for detergents, toilet containers, etc., powder bottles ■ Parts for blow molding machines: Dies, cores, blow pins, cut rings, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has been engaged in the design and manufacturing of blow molding molds, continuing the legacy from our predecessors. We have built numerous achievements and trust, particularly in cosmetics that emphasize design and appearance, as well as in pharmaceuticals that prioritize safety and reliability. We will continue to strive to manufacture molds that satisfy our customers. Please feel free to contact us with any requests.
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