Forget glossy sales brochures or LinkedIn humblebrags—if you want to know whether a moldmaker can actually deliver under pressure, there’s a single question that slices right through the noise:
What’s the hardest part you ever tried to mold, and what did you learn?
It’s simple, effective, and—when answered honestly—tells you everything about the molder sitting across from you. In an industry built on problem-solving and precision, →
The sticker price on your injection-molded parts is only half the story. If you’re still sourcing parts from California, you’re not just paying for increased raw material costs and labor—you’re footing the bill for everything from sky-high rents to HR departments bigger than your entire engineering team.
Meanwhile, Spokane shops like H&H Molds are quietly running circles around the competition, delivering more value per dollar and treating your project →
You know that feeling when you keep making excuses for someone else’s mistakes, telling yourself it’ll get better—maybe after the next run, maybe after the next mold design tweak? Stop doing that.
When your molder turns your supply chain into a soap opera, it’s not just drama—it’s affecting your bottom line.
Face the truth: not all relationships are meant to last, especially not the one standing between you →
Product development is challenging – transforming an innovative concept into a market-ready product involves numerous complex steps and potential pitfalls. At H&H Molds, we understand these challenges and are here to help guide you through every stage of the →
When was the last time you considered how the simple items around your home or office were created? Those smooth curves of your coffee mug handle, the precise fit of your phone case, or even the sleek contours of your favorite pen—each began life as nothing more than an idea. But bringing those ideas to tangible reality is the work of a trusted plastic injection molding company. Behind virtually every →
Launching a new product is an exciting milestone, but navigating the complexities of early manufacturing decisions can quickly become overwhelming—especially when you’re new to plastic injection molding.
Some entrepreneurs and product developers initially gravitate toward overseas manufacturers, drawn in by seemingly lower upfront costs. However, hidden pitfalls often emerge, making U.S.-based local plastic injection molding a more attractive, practical, and reliable choice. These pitfalls include communication barriers, quality control issues, and →
Launching a new product or component that requires molded parts is an exciting endeavor, but it comes with critical decisions that can impact cost, functionality, and long-term success.
Whether you’re an experienced engineer or an entrepreneur new to manufacturing, asking the right questions upfront can save time, money, and potential headaches.
Here are seven key items to consider before starting your mold project.
Before beginning the →
Every product designer and engineer has experienced a moment of doubt while looking at a CAD model. Will this part mold cleanly? Will it withstand stress? Is it cost-effective to produce at scale?
Identifying and addressing critical manufacturing constraints early in the injection molding design process is vital for optimizing parts. A proactive approach reduces potential production issues by considering material behavior, tooling limitations, and processing conditions, leading →
H&H Molds, Inc.
119 S. Adams Rd.
Spokane Valley, WA 99216
Phone: 509-924-3770
Fax: 509-924-4174
