Product development
Develop and refine plastic products around functional and assembly requirements.
Start with a design review →
Custom plastic manufacturing
Custom injection molding.
Custom injection molding.
Mold making.
Built around your part.
Custom mold making and injection molding for electronic enclosures, home appliance components and beauty device housings. We welcome project enquiries worldwide.
Injection molding workshop · company-provided photo
2,000+ m²Factory area · company-provided information
Huizhou, ChinaHuiyang District, Guangdong
Design → AssemblyProject scope confirmed individually
One project. Connected services.
One project, from design to assembly
Start with the stage you are at today. Bring us a product idea, an existing design or a production requirement, and discuss the scope needed to move your project forward.
Mold design & making
Plan the mold around part geometry, production needs and the agreed project scope.
Discuss your tooling →Injection molding
Manufacture custom plastic parts to the material and specifications agreed for your project.
Talk about your part →Product assembly
Discuss assembly requirements together with molded parts and downstream processes.
Discuss assembly scope →
Custom manufacturing · Global enquiries
Plastic parts for your industry.
Explore applications for custom mold making and injection molding. Tell us about the component you want to develop or produce.
Electronic Enclosures
Custom housings for electronics projects. Discuss openings, mounting points, mating parts and the appearance your enclosure needs.
Discuss your enclosure project →
Home Appliance Components
Custom covers, tanks, grilles and panels for small appliance and personal-care device projects. Discuss fit, ventilation, surface finish and the conditions in which the component will be used.
Discuss your appliance component →
Beauty Device Housings
Develop housings around your beauty device concept. Discuss grip, shape, surface appearance and how the housing will fit the device assembly.
Discuss your housing project →Company-provided product photos. Examples of the part types we mold; images are not documented customer projects.
Inside axmold
A manufacturing team.
A manufacturing team.
A place to build.
惠州恒易达科技有限公司
Based in Huiyang District, Huizhou, Guangdong, Hengyida operates a factory of more than 2,000 square meters. Our services cover plastic raw materials, product development, mold design and manufacturing, injection molding and assembly.
2,000+ m²Huiyang · Huizhou · Guangdong
Design → AssemblyProject scope confirmed individually
Mold makingDesign, tooling and T1 samples
Injection moldingUp to 1,200T clamp force
Workshop floor · company-provided photo
Mold making & injection molding
Start with the part.
Start with the part.
Plan the work around it.
Mold design & manufacturing
Share your part concept, sample or design requirements. Discuss part geometry, intended material, production quantity and assembly needs as one connected project.
Tooling specifications, ownership and project responsibilities are agreed before the work begins.
Discuss your mold project →Custom injection molding
Define the material, appearance, quantity and inspection requirements for your plastic parts. Include the interfaces and mating components that affect the final assembly.
For an existing design or mold, describe what is available and what you need from the next production run.
Discuss your molding project →
Plan your next step
Where is your project today?
Different project stages need different conversations. We clarify the technical and commercial details before confirming the work.
| Project focus | New product or new mold | Production or assembly |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A concept, sample or developing part design. | An established design, existing tooling or a defined production brief. |
| What to share | Application, approximate dimensions, interfaces and design questions. | Material specification, quantity range, quality requirements and assembly needs. |
| What we discuss | Product design scope, mold requirements and the route to a first sample. | Tooling suitability, production scope, inspection and assembly arrangements. |
| Before committing | Engineering feasibility, material grade, tooling ownership, price, quantity and timing are confirmed at DFM, before steel is cut. | |
Not sure which stage fits? Share a short description. No confidential files are needed for the first enquiry.
Material & quality requirements
The right questions
The right questions
before the right resin.
Tell us how the part will be used, its working environment and any specified material grade. Material suitability and inspection requirements are reviewed for the individual project.
ApplicationFunction and intended use
MaterialSpecified grade or open question
AppearanceColor, texture and finish
PerformanceTemperature and mechanical needs
InspectionCritical dimensions and checks
Company-provided product photo. Material grade and finish are confirmed at DFM.
Proposed project journey
From your brief
From your brief
to an agreed next step.
Technical scope, pricing and delivery arrangements are confirmed individually after review.
01 / BRIEF
Tell us what you need.
Start with your application, destination market and a short project description. No confidential drawings are needed at this stage.
02 / REVIEW
Clarify the requirements.
Review material preferences, dimensions, interfaces, quantities and open questions with the appropriate team member.
03 / CONFIRM
Agree on the scope.
Confirm feasibility, responsibilities and commercial terms before committing to tooling, samples or production.
04 / SAMPLE
Approve the sample.
T1/T2 sample, measure against the drawing, adjust and approve before the production run.
Prepare your project brief
Tell us what your
Tell us what your
part needs to do.
Start with the application, project stage, approximate dimensions and estimated quantity. If material or finish is undecided, describe the working environment and the appearance you want.
Send your project brief →
Quality requirements
Define what matters
Define what matters
before production.
Identify the critical dimensions, appearance requirements and assembly checks for your product. Inspection scope and acceptance criteria should be agreed as part of the project.
- Fit — interfaces and critical dimensions
- Appearance — color, texture and visible surfaces
- Assembly — mating parts and functional checks
- Acceptance — agreed criteria and documentation
Documentation & compliance
Documents you can
Documents you can
check and keep.
Every project ships with the paperwork your quality team needs. Certificates are listed with issuing body, scope and validity date when they are issued.
Material COA
Resin grade, lot number and MFI from the supplier, supplied per batch.
Dimensional report
Critical dimensions measured against your drawing, with inspection data.
First article inspection
T1 parts measured and reported before tool sign-off.
RoHS / REACH
Third-party reports arranged per material on request.
NDA
Signed before drawings are shared. Files stay out of public paths.
Packing list
Carton count, gross weight and shipping marks agreed before dispatch.
ISO 9001:2015Documents with quotation
IATF 16949Documents with quotation
Certificate copies are provided with your quotation or NDA pack.
Before you enquire
Injection molding
Injection molding
questions, answered.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Start with the application, project stage, approximate dimensions and estimated quantity. If you have a drawing or 3D file, include it; if not, a short description is enough to begin.
Can I ask about an early-stage project?
Yes. A concept, sample or developing design is a normal starting point. We can discuss product design scope, mold requirements and the route to a first sample.
Should I send confidential drawings?
No confidential files are needed for the first enquiry. If drawings are required later, agree on confidentiality before sending sensitive files.
How are price and delivery confirmed?
After reviewing the part, material, quantity and tooling route, we confirm feasibility, responsibilities, price and timing for the specific project.
Your next step
Start your project enquiry →
Let's discuss your next part.
A short brief is enough to begin. Share what you know and leave the rest open for discussion. Send the RFQ form and we will get back to you.