If you hang around enough mold shops, you’ll hear the same argument play out again and again.
Some folks swear by simulation as if it were gospel; others roll their eyes and point to the stack of plastic parts on the bench that turned out just fine without a single line of Moldflow code.
Here’s the straight truth: simulation is just one tool—no more, no less. It’s not a badge of honor →
You’ve seen it before: a new product idea hits the whiteboard, everyone’s excited, and suddenly the engineering team is off to the races building the next Swiss Army knife. Six months later, you’re drowning in features nobody asked for, the budget’s gone, and your so-called prototype is still glued to the test bench.
Welcome to the prototype paradox—where over-engineering early doesn’t make you smarter, it quietly murders your product →
Here’s the dirty little secret most injection mold buyers never hear:
Chasing the lowest mold quote is like penny-pinching on shoes and wondering why you keep getting blisters. The upfront price tag might look appealing, but it’s the hidden costs—in wasted resin, sluggish cycle times, and endless fixes—that eat away at your profits.
At H&H Molds, we don’t just build molds; we engineer profit machines.
Let’s pull back the curtain on how up-front →
Many buyers focus on what happens before and during the injection molding process — tool design, resin choice, and cycle optimization.
But what happens after the part is molded is just as critical — and often overlooked.
At H&H Molds, we’ve designed our post-molding operations to help take control of the entire production journey. That includes what happens after the press cycle finishes. Because while molding creates the part, it’s what happens →
H&H Molds, Inc.
119 S. Adams Rd.
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
Phone: 509-924-3770
Fax: 509-924-4174
