Foam Mold Range: EPS, EPP, Lost Foam & Casting

Choose by the part you need to mould, or by the polymer. Castings are a separate line from the same foundry.

By application

• Home Appliance Packaging Molds

  Packaging molds for televisions, air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, kitchen appliances and water heaters.

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• Home Appliance Component Molds

  Structural-part molds for appliances — drain pans, three-piece molds and EPS/EPP components that assemble into the finished machine.

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• Fish and Seafood Box Molds

  Molds for EPS fish boxes and seafood shipping boxes, built to your box drawing and press.

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• Fruit and Vegetable Box Molds

  Molds for produce boxes and trays — fruit, vegetables and gift packs — in EPS or EPP.

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• Insulated Shipping Box Molds

  Molds for insulated shipping boxes, coolers and general EPS boxes used in cold chain.

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• Protective Packaging Molds

  Molds for custom foam inserts, corner protectors, end caps and electronics cushions.

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• ICF Block Molds

  Molds for hollow insulated-concrete-form (ICF) blocks — interlocking EPS forms filled with concrete on site.

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• Lost Foam Pattern Molds

  Molds that produce EPS patterns for lost-foam casting — a foundry tool, not a packaging tool.

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By material

• EPS Molds

  Aluminium EPS shape-moulding molds — automatic, semi-automatic and manual — for packaging, boxes, ICF blocks and lost-foam patterns.

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• EPP Molds

  EPP shape-moulding molds for structural parts and returnable packaging. Different steam, venting and accuracy than EPS.

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Castings

• Low Pressure Sand Casting

  Aluminium castings by low-pressure sand casting. The same foundry that casts our mold bodies takes in outside work.

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• 3D Printed Sand Casting

  Aluminium prototypes and short runs from 3D-printed sand molds. The sand printer is on site, not at a subcontractor.

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