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Handheld device enclosure molding

Enclosures for handheld instruments — ergonomics, internal fits and a surface that survives constant handling.

  • Made in-house in Dongguan, China
  • Mold work to ±0.01 mm
  • 30 presses 20T–300T on site

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Handheld electronic instrument enclosures molded in white, green, blue and purple
Photographed in our plant in Humen, Dongguan

Handheld instruments add two requirements to a normal enclosure: the shape must be comfortable and secure in the hand, and the internal geometry must locate a display, battery and sensor without rattle. Both are tolerance questions.

We build the tool with controlled wall sections, precise internal locating features and a surface finish that resists handling wear, then mold the parts in-house so the assembly fits are proven on production parts rather than on machined prototypes.

Typical applications

  • Measuring instruments
  • Thermometers and sensors
  • Medical handhelds
  • Test and diagnostic equipment

Specification

What this class of tool is built to

Our standard specification for this type of tooling, confirmed line by line on the mold design approval sheet before machining starts.

Standard tooling specification — confirmed on the mold design approval sheet
Mold constructionTwo-plate, three-plate, hot runner, stack or family — specified per part
Cavity countSingle or multi-cavity, sized to annual volume, cycle time and press tonnage
Mold steelsP20, 718H, NAK80, S136, hardened H13 / SKD61 cores
Mold work tolerance±0.01 mm
Machine accuracyDown to 0.001 mm (Yasoda, OKUMA, GF, Makino)
RunnerCold runner, hot runner or valve gate
Surface finishSPI A1–D3, bead blast, leather grain or your texture
CoolingMachined circuits; baffles or bubblers where geometry requires
EjectionPins, sleeves, stripper plate, lifters, unscrewing or collapsible core
VerificationSwiss Hexagon CMM and Zeiss Contura; dimensional report at T1
Molding30 presses from 20T to 300T, in the same building
Documentation2D/3D drawings, steel and component certificates, parameter sheet, spare parts
Lead timeTypically 15–30 days of machining after design approval
Tool ownershipYours — the tool is designed to be transferable

Values above are our standard capability for this class of tool, not fixed figures for a specific project. Cavity count, steel grade, runner type and finish are agreed with you on the design approval sheet before any steel is cut.

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Next step

Ask for a DFM review and a price for your part

STEP/IGES/X_T files, the resin, your annual volume and target market are enough to get a mold price, a cycle estimate and the risks we can see — usually in 1–2 business days.