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What is the Typical Lead Time for tooling for Rotational Molding?

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What is the Typical Lead Time for tooling for Rotational Molding?

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Lead times vary considerably based on the complexity of the part. Among the elements defining time requirements are chosen process, number and complexity of inserts and removable features, contour of parting lines, graphics, surface treatment and engravings. Typically, design, scheduling, and preliminary activity requires 1 to 2 weeks. Pattern development and review 3 to 5 weeks. Set-up and Casting 2 to 4 weeks. Mold finishing, framing and Q.C. requires 4 to 6 weeks. Successful preliminary design efforts have the most significant impact on the production lead time. Many facets of the tooling process require precedent activity. Al-Cast Mold and Pattern is prepared and eager to assist you in the planning and execution of your project.

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