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What Consumer Market OEMs Need In a Full-Service Injection Molder

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Updated: 11/18/2020

The consumer market is demanding. The need for and availability of products is largely predicated on economies wherein consumer purchase confidence can be fickle. It leaves consumer market OEMs to balance product quality, performance, and cost to remain competitive.

It also compels them to be purposeful in creating and maintaining their supply chain. Suppliers that have proven proficiencies across a range of needs provide a stable framework upon which an OEM can build a versatile — and valuable — partnership.

Such is the case with experienced full-service injection molders. Being able to tap into one trusted source for injection molding design, engineering, and materials selection expertise is more than OEM peace of mind. It’s a conduit for streamlined processes that support product quality, cost, and performance initiatives.

Full-Service Solutions

Since consumer market OEMs handle everything from basic personal care items to complex applications, supplier nimbleness is essential. As a full-service molder, Kaysun has built a reputation on responsive custom injection molding solutions that leverage our specialized knowledge in:

In-house tooling that combines technology, in-depth scientific molding, and expert materials knowledge to create, refine, and ultimately qualify production tools that will enhance project outcomes.
Design for Manufacturability (DfM) analysis guides conscious and proactive part design that optimizes all facets of manufacturing, including injection molding, to identify and resolve issues as well as make adjustments to materials and/or production processes. This helps manage costs without compromising quality or performance.
Value-added services (also known as secondary operations) integrate post-mold activities like welding, heat staking, assembly, machining, etc., into the production cycle to ensure continuity and cost-effectiveness.

Upfront Involvement, Downstream Savings

As the OEM-injection molder partnership solidifies, the layers of benefits are revealed. Collaborating early in the design phase of a given project has immediate advantages, but there are also cost savings in the long-term connected with:

Fewer design errors, and lower overall production costs
Less retooling, downtime, and expenses
Consistent repeatability and control of future expenditures

During uncertain times, consumer markets are often equally as volatile. OEMs are tightening supply chains by making supplier choices that serve multiple goals surrounding product quality, performance, and cost. Trusted full-service custom injection molders like Kaysun are often preferred partners because they are able to proactively and systematically address risks and efficiencies throughout new product development or existing processes.

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About the Author: Ben Harrison Ben Harrison is CEO of Kaysun Corporation. He blends deep technical experience in plastics and injection molding with a people-first philosophy to guide the company’s strategic growth, innovation initiatives, and culture of Engineered Excellence. Under Ben’s visionary leadership and with the support of a highly skilled, dedicated team, Kaysun has expanded its operational footprint, capabilities, and technologies. This significant growth reinforces Kaysun’s commitment to being the preferred injection molder for OEMs across a range of industries.

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