INDUSTRIAL

Optics

From caps, cases, closures, blisters and lids to diagnostic consumables for bodily fluids. Our world-class engineering team is ready to collaborate with you to create smart designs for products that require high reliability and cost-effective production. We are happy to share our extensive know-how in the earliest stages of the development of your product. From point of care devices to thin wall products and other medical applications.

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Expertise

Over the years, our tool shop has helped shape the ophthalmic industry.

Specialised tools

We use the latest machinery to achieve the best possible results.

Nanometre precision

Precision beyond limits through partnerships with diamond turning companies.

Let's innovate together

How we work

Our optical expertise is supported by our uniquely equipped workshop, which features laser interferometers, profilometers, 3D microscopes, coordinate measuring machines and a robot polishing department. Through long-standing partnerships with metrology labs and diamond point turning companies, we are able to achieve tolerances that are unheard of in plastic. We can reduce the cavity-to-cavity variation in high cavitation molds to nanometres. The result: products with a shot-to-shot variation down to a few microns.

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The Basic Idea Behind IGS From Precision to Perfection

Find out how we create the perfect mold in 5 steps

STEP 1

Mold risk assessment

Design for manufacturing support
Mold flow stud
Design study

STEP 2

Mold Design

Preliminary design and review
Design FMEA
Design qualification

STEP 3

Mold Manufacturing

Tool making
Steel metrology report & review
Internal mold acceptance

STEP 4

Mold Risk Qualification

Process definition
Metrology
Factory acceptance test

STEP 5

Mold Services

Maintenance
Refurbishment
Sparepart management

Questions?

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I’d love to hear more about your plans to see how IGS can assist. Even if your project is in the earliest stages, we are more than happy to share our expertise, so don’t hesitate to reach out