Isometric Micro Molding

Company Headquarters

240 Wisconsin Drive
New Richmond, WI 54017
United States

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Company Description

Isometric Micro Molding, Inc. Enabling the Future of Miniaturization™
Isometric is a vertically integrated micro injection molding and automated assembly company serving high precision market segments in medical device and drug delivery. Our specialized competencies provide our customers with complete in-house capabilities. Components and assemblies are rigorously managed using a tailored, proven process to mitigate risk and quantify customer-specific milestones. From initial concept to high volume production, projects are managed by an experienced team that has designed, built, processed, and produced numerous parts and assemblies for high precision markets.
PARTNERS IN PRECISION We have been a trusted micro injection molding partner for over 30 years. From small parts (<7″) to micro-sized parts and assemblies, we are able to achieve tight micron tolerances and greater project success by designing, building, molding, and assembling the complete micro solution all in-house–and under our control.
	COMPLETE MICRO MOLDING SOLUTIONS We provide complete solutions from DfM, DfA to validation. Whether your project is an intricate overmolded component, a thin-walled cannula tip, a microfluidic channel, or microneedle with micron features— we have the materials and complex feature knowledge to achieve success from development to high volume production.


Miniaturization Experts—Micro molded components and assemblies with micro features, tight tolerances, and/or thin walls up to 400:1 aspect ratio. All In-House—Micro 3D Printing, Micro Tooling, Micro Molding, Micro Automated Assembly, and CT Scanning Experienced—Over 30 years as a trusted micro solutions provider to the medical and drug delivery markets Risk Mitigation—Quick-turn prototyping, DfM, DfA, and DfX for early detection with over 1,000 successful projects Fully Automated—Simple to complex automated assemblies achieving +/- 1.5-micron positional accuracy Materials Expertise—All thermoplastic, long-term implantable, bioresorbable, liquid silicone rubber, and fluoropolymer resins
WHAT IS MICRO MOLDING? When it comes to micro molding or micro injection molding, many think the process is simply injection molding for small, intricate parts. However, standard injection molding processes usually do not work when parts are smaller than a pellet of resin, have thin walls or micro features. Other factors come into play including mold design and expert mold fabrication, and the materials being used. To put size into perspective, micro molding encompasses: Parts that are a fraction of a pellet of resin in size Parts that weigh fractions of a gram Parts with a wall thickness ranging from 0.001 to 0.015 in. (25 to 375 microns) Mold core diameters less than 0.0008” (20 micron) Parts or sub-assemblies requiring 0.002” (50 micron) tolerances or less High length-to-thickness (L:T) ratios or length-to-diameter (L:D) aspect ratios (currently up to 400:1) Larger parts up to 7” long that have micro features, thin walls, micro holes, complex geometry and/or tight tolerances

Outsourcing Directory Categories

In-Vitro Diagnostic Categories

Microfabrication Services

Plastics/Rubber Forming

Product Assembly

Medical Device Categories

Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing Services

Automation

Contract Mfg

Implant Manufacturing

Mold Building

Molding, Enclosures

Molding, Implantables

Molding, Thermoplastic Elastomers

Prototyping

Rapid Prototyping

Content From Isometric Micro Molding

Molding

Clarifying the Complexities of Micro Molding—An MPO Videobites

Brent Hahn of Isometric explains why there’s more involved with micromolding than just making smaller parts.

Videos Released on 07.09.2024

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