Mold Building by Ayanna Plastics & Engineering, Inc.

 Ayanna Plastics & Engineering, Inc., considers mold building a critical part of the success of a project. With a quality design as the foundation, our toolmakers are able to build a mold with the goal of decreasing costs and improving output. Our team of highly skilled toolmakers design and build high-precision molds to optimize plastic injection molding performance and tool longevity.

Our skilled engineers and toolmakers use state-of-the-art injection mold-making equipment and technology, with capabilities to build up to 400-ton class molds. All molds are designed and built to SPI Standards. Our dedication to project management provides our customers with timely project status updates and ensures on-time mold delivery.




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