One Part, Multiple Materials, Zero Extra Assembly Steps.

Bonding substrate and second-shot material into a single molded component.

Overmolding takes two materials typically a rigid substrate and a softer or functional second material and bonds them into one part in the molding process itself. The seal, the grip, or the insert stops being a separate component to source, inspect, and assemble, and becomes part of the part. 

Why Overmold

01 Fewer Components One molded part replaces a substrate plus a separately sourced seal, grip, or insert
02 Tighter Seal A bonded interface outperforms a mechanically fastened one in most sealing and moisture-resistance applications
03 Better Ergonomics Soft-touch surfaces and grip zones are molded in, without added labor
04 Fewer Failure Points Eliminating a secondary assembly step removes a place where things can be assembled wrong

Where We Apply It

We overmold grips and handles, gaskets and seals, buttons and soft-touch housings, and components that combine a rigid structural element with an embedded seal or sensor interface across medical, industrial, and consumer programs.