Injection blow molding
For compact containers that need a controlled neck finish and a consistent molded body.
- PP
- LDPE
- HDPE
Custom manufacturing
From product brief to validated production tooling.
Develop custom laboratory and diagnostic plasticware with one engineering path across CAD, DFM, mold development, sampling, and molding.
- CAD / DFM
- Mold making
- Sampling
- Production
Custom manufacturing process
From your idea to mass production.
- 01Confirm
Tell us what you need
Share a drawing, sample, or idea, plus the size, material, quantity, use, and quality requirements.
- 02Sample
Develop and approve samples
We complete the design, choose the molding method, build the mold, and send molded samples for your approval.
- 03Produce
Produce and inspect each batch
After approval, we manufacture, inspect, trace, and pack each batch to the agreed requirements.
Real process footage
Match the geometry to the molding route.
Process selection changes tooling, resin options, part geometry, and scale. Watch the three production methods available for custom programs.
Injection stretch blow molding
For clear, rigid containers where appearance, strength, and dimensional consistency matter.
- PET
- PC
Injection molding
For closures, caps, tubes, accessories, and engineered parts with defined features.
- PE
- PS
- PP
- HDPE
Verification
Define how the part will be accepted.
A useful validation plan connects each product risk to a measurable check. The final mix depends on the container, closure, material, and intended use.
Drawing + sample + test method
Together, these create a practical approval baseline for the production team.
01
Dimensional inspection
Check critical diameters, heights, and mating features against the approved drawing.
02
Dispense verification
Assess delivered volume or drop behavior when controlled dispensing is part of the application.
03
Wall-thickness measurement
Measure molded wall sections to identify variation that can affect feel, strength, and performance.
04
Leak and closure testing
Evaluate the container-and-closure system under the agreed test method before release.
Before you inquire
Common project questions.
01Can IDEAL start from a physical sample or a rough concept?
Yes. A reference sample, sketch, dimensional brief, or existing CAD file can be the starting point. More complete input simply makes the first engineering review faster and more precise.
02How is the molding process selected?
The decision depends on geometry, neck finish, material, clarity, performance, and expected production volume. These factors are reviewed together rather than choosing a process in isolation.
03What is approved before production tooling moves forward?
The product geometry, critical interfaces, material direction, tooling scope, and sample acceptance path should be aligned before the program advances.
04What should be included in a first inquiry?
Share the product use, target capacity, reference files or samples, preferred material if known, estimated annual volume, and the decisions you need help making.