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Phillips’ in-house tooling capabilities include rapid prototype, prototype, market-entry, and production tooling. The Company has the capability to design, build, and maintain complex tools creating an unbeatable advantage including maximum part-to-part repeatability, reduced time-to-market, and competitive pricing.
As an extension of the Company’s in-house tooling capabilities, Phillips has formed relationships with partners in the Far East. These established alliances provide a lean manufacturing operation, which, when combined with Phillips’ experienced engineering strengths, is a solution for your needs. As Phillips performs the program management role, this partnership is a solution for customers not wanting to be burdened with international time and travel constraints.
Phillips Plastics recognizes your need for a fast, accurate, innovative, and quality tooling source. Supported by a team of over 100 toolmakers who design, build, and maintain complex tools and the most advanced processes under one roof, along with the lowest cost overseas, Phillips provides a wide variety of options to create the tool you need on time, and one that will sustain the life of your program.
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- High speed machining offers a method of producing a variety of tools that adds precision, automation, quality, and increased throughput
- Reduces machining and polishing times by at least 50% in some cases and allows for automated 24/7 operation
- High-volume tools frequently run well in excess of one million cycles due to superior tool materials and construction, followed by strict maintenance schedules
- Phillips' innovative RPTech™ process offers prototype parts injection molded in specification resins in as few as 7-10 business days
- Robotics
- Advanced EDM equipment and CAM software
- Mold simulation software, which identifies molding issues prior to tool construction
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 Magnesium injection molding (MAG), once known as an arduous, sometimes unpredictable process, is now an established, proven technology. Ideal for companies looking to produce parts lighter and stronger than aluminum, magnesium can be finished with a variety of decorative methods. The metal is well suited for such markets as appliance, automotive, consumer, defense, lawn and garden, medical, recreational, and telecommunications. Magnesium injection molding is an option to be considered for the toughest, most technically challenging programs.
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