Rapid Prototyping

• Cast Urethane Parts
  
• Silicone Tooling
  
• Low-pressure Injection Aluminum Tooling
  
• Part Color Tinting
  
• Assorted Color Matching
  
• Urethane Soft Durometers Parts30A – 90A
  
• Large Urethane Castings
  
• Glass Filled Castings
  
• Over-molded Urethane Castings
  
• Lens tinting
  
• Small Production Runs / Assembly
  
• Epoxy Tooling
  
• SLA (Stereo Lithography)
  
• SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)
  
• FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
  
• LOM (Laminated Object Manufacturing)
  
• Functional Models
  
• Scale Models
  
• Prototype Modeling
  
• Assembly Nesting Fixtures
  
• Production Support Urethane Component Parts
  
• Production Assist Ergonomic Hand tools
  
• Laser Cutting
  
• Woodworking
  
• Metal Working

Why use cast urethanes?

• Cast urethanes parts are an ideal way to produce prototypes with the look and feel of injection molded parts at a fraction of the cost.
   
  
• Silicone rubber tooling is inexpensive, offers good accuracy and finish, and the parts produced are often adequate for prototypes or small production runs.
   
  
• Details such as surface finish or other aesthetic properties can be molded into cast urethane parts.
   
  
• Urethane thermosets materials can closely match the physical properties of thermoform injection molded plastic materials.
   
  
• Cast urethanes prototypes are used for engineering studies, fit, finish and function as well as marketing applications such as trade shows or customer focus groups.
   
  
• Complex geometry and parting lines, and even multiple part molds are not a problem. This makes it possible to quickly go from an engineering concept in a CAD system to a high-quality part in a matter of days.
   
  
• Urethanes can be color matched to production samples, and fillers may be added to enhance the material properties.
   
  
• Cast Urethane parts can support small to medium production runs in a variety of urethane or epoxy polymers to meet your prototype requirements.