Purchase components molds to use in your production shop

Whether you're looking to expand your shop's capabilities to include creating components, or you need to upgrade existing equipment for molds, you can find a manufacturer of components molds to satisfy your business needs.

I recommend: D-M-E offers a full spectrum of solutions for components molds tooling, including turn-key equipment for molds. Linus Tooling makes a variety of injection and other types of molds and also has a mold repair service.

Order custom mold components straight from the manufacturer

Whether you need hard-to-find components for a one-off job, or you don't have the means to get equipment and train workers before the job is due, consider ordering custom molded components from a mold component manufacturer. Companies often specialize in certain product lines and materials, so be sure to check and see what kind of components they produce.

I recommend: Whether you need ejector blades, pins and sleeves, cores, cavities and die inserts or other commonly used molded components, check out Regal Components and its sister company, Ezell Precision Tool. Another manufacturer for mold components, IMS, uses rubber, injection and urethane molds for a variety of custom parts.

Get mold components from a third-party distributor

When time and money are short, it's often a good idea to rely on a third-party mold component distributor that you trust.

I recommend: Check out MSC Industrial Supply for ready-made mold components. Take a look at Amtek Tool & Supply, a worldwide distributor of mold components and other industrial supplies.