Plastic injection moulding
built around your product.
From product development and mould-tool manufacture through to low, medium and high-volume production, Regina provides joined-up UK plastic injection moulding capability from one Newcastle-under-Lyme manufacturing site.
From polymer pellet
to finished component.
Successful injection moulding is about more than operating a press. Part design, material choice, tool design, process stability and inspection all affect the finished component.
Regina brings product development, precision toolmaking and production moulding together in-house, allowing the engineering team to consider the complete manufacturing route around the requirements of your product.
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More than simply
moulding the part.
Regina can support the complete route from early product development and tool design through to ongoing moulded production.
Product Development
3D CAD, design review and practical engineering input to help move an idea toward manufacture.
Mould Toolmaking
Tool design, manufacture, assembly, maintenance and refurbishment from Regina's in-house toolroom.
Prototype & Trials
Early-stage components and trial work help validate design, fit, function and the production route.
Production Moulding
Low, medium and high-volume plastic component production with repeatability and material control.
Re-sourcing
Support for customers reviewing an existing plastic component, mould tool or supply requirement.
Small precision parts
to larger mouldings.
Regina's published moulding capacity provides flexibility across different component sizes, polymers and production requirements.
The moulding process
starts with the tool.
Regina's toolroom and injection-moulding operation work side by side, giving toolmakers direct knowledge of how a mould performs in real production.
Material selected
around the application.
Regina works with both commodity and engineering polymers, allowing material properties to be considered around strength, clarity, flexibility, chemical resistance, temperature and cost.
From development runs
to high-volume manufacture.
The correct moulding strategy depends on product maturity, tooling, material, cycle time and ongoing demand.
Prototype & Trial
Validate a component, production tool or material choice before committing to full-scale manufacture.
Low & Medium Volume
Controlled manufacturing for specialist requirements, new products and repeat quantities where flexibility matters.
High Volume Production
Repeat production using established tooling and process control where the commercial requirement demands scale.
From first idea
to repeat moulding.
Understand
Product function, quantity, material and commercial requirements.
Develop
CAD, DFM and component design refinement.
Tool
Mould-tool specification, manufacture and assembly.
Trial
Initial moulding and review of the component and process.
Produce
Controlled low, medium or high-volume manufacturing.
Support
Tool maintenance, quality control and ongoing production.
Plastic components
across demanding sectors.
Material flexibility and repeat production make injection moulding suitable for a broad range of industrial, scientific and commercial applications.
The same component.
Run after run.
Injection moulding depends on stable tooling, controlled processing and consistent material performance.
Manufacturing supported by Regina's published quality-management processes.
Tool, material and moulding parameters are considered around repeat production requirements.
Finished components can be checked against agreed product and quality requirements.
Tool maintenance and refurbishment help support continued moulding performance.
Before you send
the product drawing.
How many injection moulding machines does Regina operate?
What shot weights can Regina mould?
Can Regina help develop a new plastic product?
Does Regina manufacture mould tools in-house?
What polymers can Regina injection mould?
Can Regina support high-volume production?
Can Regina take on an existing moulding requirement?
Have a plastic component
to develop or manufacture?
Send Regina your drawing, CAD model, existing component or product requirement. The team can review design, materials, tooling, quantities and the most appropriate moulding route.