Our Capablities
A wide range variety of manufacturing capabilities offer a turnkey solution that bring your projects to completion
Our Capabilities
A wide range variety of manufacturing capabilities offer a turnkey solution that brings your projects to completion
Optimization
By combining data from thousands of projects using proven material and molding techniques, our injection optimization process can quickly and easily determine correct machining parameters. These measures allow us to efficiently walk new molds through the testing phase and into production within hours.
We can complete parts quickly and correctly while achieving exceptional materials and parts geometries. We can reduce or even eliminate defection from plastic parts during the injection molding procedure.
Our Injection Molding process optimization does away with
quality issues caused by molded-in stressors such as these:
Our process optimization does away with quality issues caused by molded-in stressors such as these:
1. Warp 2. Cracks 3. Undersize 4. Surface
5. Shrinkage 6. Surface Sink 7. Marks 8. Surface Sheen Voids
Warp
Cracks
Undersize
Surface Shrinkage
Colour Blends
Surface Sink Marks
Surface Sheen
Voids
DFM Analysis
A design for manufacturing analysis (DFM) is used to determine whether the design of a part is compatible with the desired production method. DFM reports focus on these variables:
costs
Expediting the
manufacturing process
Limiting design
change costs
Guaranteeing quality
parts
costs
Expediting the
manufacturing process
Limiting design
change costs
Guaranteeing quality
parts
We design parts to correspond as closely as possible to the original design. However, modifications may be necessary to meet the fundamental requirements of a process.
Craft of Metal Parts
Mold Making Procedure
Our mold making process is based on established methodologies, we can quickly transform design drawings into high-quality parts that are ready to ship within two weeks.
- Design
- Analysis
- Mold production
- Part production
Pressure Die Casting
This is a process by which high-precision parts are made by injecting molten metal into custom-made steel. This is the most efficient way to generate medium-to-high volumes of metal parts with exceptional surface finish and impressive dimensional accuracy.
- Complex geometries are possible
- Excellent surface finish and accuracy
- One die casting tool produces thousands of parts
- Materials include aluminum, zinc and magnesium
- Suitable for larger metal parts
Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) Machining
- Milling
- Turning
- Wire EDM
- Surface grinding
- Electrical discharge machining (EDM)
Aria's Mold Making Process Offers Highly Competitive Advantages
Some projects require a higher production rate than others. When that happens, we build multi-cavity and automated tooling to offset extra costs with higher productivity rates and lower unit costs. In our end-to-end facility, in-house injection molding production is accom-plished using high-stability aluminum and tool steel.
Competitive tooling and part prices
Lead times under 15 business days
Complex geometric parts
Complex molded components
Common Features of Our Injection Molding Projects
Our computerized numerical control (CNC) system and electrical discharge machining (EDM) equipment produce standard accuracies on a tool of +/- 0.005”. Tighter tolerances are available on demand with a small fee.
Overmolding
Complex ribbing
Insert molding
Internal and external threads
Numerous undercuts
Additive Manufacturing
We rely on three additive manufacturing processes. These processes are: fused deposition modeling (FDM), stereolithography (SLA) and and selective laser sintering (SLS)
Fused deposition
modeling (FDM)
Fused deposition modeling (FDM) uses extruded melted filament through a nozzle to manufacture parts layer by layer. With a broad range of available materials, FDM works well for prototyping and in end-use production.
Stereolithography
(SLA)
SLA uses light to crosslink monomers and oligomers that form rigid polymers photochemically. This method is suitable for marketing samples, mock-ups and other non-functional conceptual samples.
Selective laser
sintering (SLS)
SLS uses a computer-controlled laser to sinter a powdered material like nylon or polyamide layer by layer. This process produces accurate, high-quality parts that require minimal follow-up or support.
Additional Capabilities
In addition to injection molding service, CNC machining service, and 3D printing service, Aria also provides more rapid prototyping services
Sheet Metal is a cost-effective solution for metal components with a uniform wall thickness of less than 6mm. Sheet metal is appropriate for high-quality cutting, punching, bending and welding procedures. It can be used for enclosures, brackets, mounting plates and other fittings.
Stamping is a fast and efficient solution for high-quantity manufacturing needs. Using the press, a tool and die surface shapes the metal into its desired form. Blanking, punching, bending, coining, embossing and flanging are all stamping methods used to shape metal.
Laser marking works well for making permanent markings on the surfaces of metals and certain plastics. The process doesn't change part geometries or interfere with the mechanical properties of the substrate.
Light commercial assembly is available both in-house and from a subcontractor. Because there are so many application possibilities, we suggest that you clarify your needs with an account manager before diving in.
Custom packaging. Metal joinery is available in the form of welding, soldering and brazing. However, we only outsource these services for select projects.