Tooling shaped around the part.
Connector housings, insulators and metal components require different tooling. Renhotec’s mold capabilities cover plastic, zinc-alloy and aluminum-alloy parts.
- Geometry
- Mating dimensions, mounting points and assembly clearances
- Materials
- Metal components and plastic insulating parts
- Engineering input
- Part drawing, mating reference and critical dimensions
Metal and plastic component production
Stamping, die casting and injection molding support different connector components. CNC milling, turning, laser cutting and grinding add machining options for defined features.
The process starts with the part geometry and material requirements. Identify the dimensions and finishes that matter to fit and assembly.
Tooling
Molds for the part geometry
Component forming
Stamped, cast or molded parts
Assembly
Contacts, insulators and housings
Inspection
Electrical, mechanical and environmental checks
