Precision Polyurethane Urethane Casting

Low-Volume Vacuum Casting Services

Plasticpartsmfg provides professional vacuum casting services in Shenzhen, China, designed for product developers and engineering teams requiring high-quality plastic parts in low-to-medium volumes. This process is an ideal solution for bridging the gap between prototype 3D prints and full-scale injection molding.

1 - 100+
Typical Batch Size
5-10 Days
Standard Lead Time
±0.2mm
Base Tolerance
Low-Volume Vacuum Casting Production
High-fidelity silicone molding DFM Verified

Technical Capabilities & Specifications

We utilize high-quality silicone molds to produce durable, high-fidelity plastic components that replicate the finish and mechanical properties of production-grade materials.

Feature Specification
Typical Quantity 1 to 100+ pieces
Lead Time 5–10 working days (depending on complexity)
Tolerance ±0.1% (or ±0.2mm minimum)
Max Part Size Up to 800 x 600 x 500 mm
Wall Thickness Minimum 1.5mm recommended
Surface Finish Matte, Gloss, Texture, or Custom Painting
Secondary Operations CNC trimming, drilling, assembly, bonding

Engineering Highlights

  • Accurate reproduction of intricate textures and draft angles from master patterns.
  • Zero hard tooling upfront commitment; flexible master iteration.
  • Fast turnaround for pre-clinical evaluation, beta test units, and user field tests.
Location

Why Choose Vacuum Casting for Low-Volume Production?

Vacuum casting offers a cost-effective alternative to hard tooling for projects that do not yet require the high initial investment of steel injection molds.

01

Low Tooling Costs

Silicone molds are significantly cheaper and faster to produce than metal molds, making them perfect for design validation and market testing.

02

Material Versatility

We work with polyurethane resins that mimic the properties of ABS, PP, PC, and rubber-like materials, allowing you to test functional parts under real-world conditions.

03

High Cosmetic Quality

Vacuum casting reproduces intricate details, textures, and smooth surfaces, providing parts that are suitable for trade shows, investor presentations, and final user testing.

04

Design Iteration

Because the tooling is less expensive, you can modify your design between batches without the prohibitive costs associated with modifying steel injection molds.

Supported Materials & Applications

We support a wide range of resin types tailored to your specific mechanical requirements, including rigid, flexible, clear, and flame-retardant materials.

Material Equivalents Available
ABS-like PP-like PC-like (Optically Clear) Rubber / Elastomeric UL94-V0 Fire-Retardant

Common Applications

Functional Prototypes

Snap-fits, enclosures, and moving parts tested under real physical load.

Bridge Production

Supplying parts to meet immediate shipment needs while waiting for mass-production tooling.

Marketing Samples

High-finish components for trade shows, investor demonstrations, and product launches.

Industrial Housings

Durable covers, bezels, and panels for medical, laboratory, and measurement equipment.

How to Get Started

Our engineering team reviews every file for DFM (Design for Manufacturing) to ensure your part is optimized for the vacuum casting process before production begins.

Step 1

CAD File Submission

Provide your 3D CAD files in STEP, STP, or IGES format alongside 2D drawings for critical tolerance specifications.

Step 2

Define Specifications

Include material hardness (Shore A/D), color (Pantone/RAL), required surface finish (texture/gloss), and quantity.

Step 3

DFM & Fast Production

Our team verifies draft angles and wall thickness, builds the SLA master, casts silicone tooling, and delivers in 5-10 days.

Get in Touch

Ready to Start Your Project?

Upload your CAD files or send your drawings and specifications for a rapid quotation and technical DFM evaluation from our engineering team.

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Design For Manufacturing Guarantee

Every submission is checked for proper wall thickness (min 1.5mm recommended) and parting line placement before mold pouring.