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Insert Molding Service
The perfect match of metal and plastic. No plastic cracking, no hardware misalignment, and zero flash.
- ±0.02mm Alignment Accuracy
- 100+ Tested Metal-Resin Pairings
- 15-Day T1 Sampling
Compatible Hardware & Insert Types
Insert molding is the process of injecting molten plastic around a pre-placed non-plastic component. For your projects, this means permanently integrating fastening, conductivity, or structural strength directly into the plastic part—completely eliminating post-molding assembly steps.
Threaded Fasteners (Nuts & Studs)
Brass or stainless steel threads inside and studs outside. Needed for repeated high-force tightening and strong case/cover closure.
Electrical Contacts & Pins
Stamped Metal & Lead Frames
Clips, Meshes & Magnets
What you can make with insert injection molding?
Insert molding is a versatile manufacturing process that enables the production of complex and high-precision parts. At First Mold, we have extensive experience in insert molding and have successfully produced a wide range of parts and products for various industries. For example, we have produced microelectronic components such as connectors, switches, and sensors that require high precision and tight tolerances. Additionally, we have manufactured automotive parts such as gears, housings, and brackets that require high strength and durability.
Material Selection For Insert Molded Parts
Insert molding often requires the use of a kind of plastic material and another metal or other material used for the inserted part.
Choose the main material for your injection molding product
We are well-versed in hundreds of plastics or other materials for injection molding, including single materials, mixed materials, modified materials, rubbers, etc. We are familiar with their physical properties, chemical properties, and all parameters.
Also, because of the strength of our supply chain system, we can obtain these raw materials in a timely and stable manner without any impact on your product delivery.



Brass
Aluminum
Steel
Plastic
Ceramic
Glass
Dare to imagine, dare to insert
Insert injection molding is generally most commonly used for the insertion of screws or studs, brass will not rust and has characteristics of corrosion resistance. It is affordable and easy to process. which makes it the most commonly used material in insert molding.
In addition, copper, aluminum, steel, hard dissimilar plastic parts, ceramics, glass, and plastic can be used as insert materials. In the product application, we will design the shape and structure of plastic parts according to the thermal expansion coefficient of different materials.