Plastic Mouldings

As plastics are used more predominantly within many manufacturing roles today, plastic injection moulding technology has evolved significantly. Plastic Injection Moulding is the principle manufacturing process for many plastics and uses heated material that is then injected into the end mould. Many of the items we see and use around us are created through moulding plastic and the process is popular amongst many design stages for prototype drafts.

With many different avenues now running off on tangents from the process of moulding plastics, our market leading role within plastic mouldings is hugely popular and a service that is dedicated to many sectors, including those listed above. At Bovill and Boyd we are a company at the forefront of the moulding sector, having a vast knowledge and available resources to create bespoke and specially tailored components for our clients.

Undertaking all manner of moulding applications, our engineers present a comprehensive array of additional services to provide the ideal solution that is tailored to your specific requirements. Foraying into many industries such as packaging, automotive dashboards, seating, plastic gaskets and O-rings, detailed components and plastic parts for use in many production applications, Bovill and Boyd process both thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers to reproduce the items and parts our clients demand.

Our plastic moulding facility supplies the automotive, domestic appliance, consumer electronics. leisure, packaging and electrical sectors.

We have the expertise to adapt and supply any sector with products for a diverse range of applications using a range of commodity and engineering plastic grades including HDPE, Nylon, Polypropylene and many others. We also welcome enquiries for moulding work requiring secondary, value adding operations such as assembly (we can manufacture all components needed to make complete assemblies), Pad printing on plastic mouldings to put the finishing touch to your product, and ultrasonic, hot plate welding.