Continuous updates on industry news, combined with constant attention to new technologies and design techniques for injection, injection-blow, and extrusion-blow molds, make our company, M.D.C., an important benchmark for those seeking quality, accuracy, and comprehensive services.
In particular, our team is able to support the customer through all phases of plastic mold production, from project conception to the construction and testing of the parts; furthermore, the technical office uses cutting-edge CAD-CAM software that ensures maximum precision for every piece produced.
Discover our company's partner sectors and contact our Ronco Briantino headquarters for a technical consultation.
CAD Design
We use cutting-edge design software to create precise and highly functional molds.
Our Strengths
Development of mathematics
Development of mathematics applied to the creation of surfaces and toolpaths.
Team open to discussion
We adopt an approach that centers on dialogue and active collaboration with the client.
Detailed design
Once planning is complete, we move on to the actual design phase, using advanced CAD/CAM software.
The molds we design
Injection mold
Injection molding is ideal for producing complex and precise plastic components, ensuring efficiency, high quality, and fast cycle times for mass production.
By using advanced injection molding presses, we create durable components, perfectly shaped to meet every customer's requirements. This process is ideal for mass production, ensuring efficiency and fast cycle times.
Injection/Blow mold
The combination of injection and blow molding allows for the production of components with thin walls and complex shapes. This process is perfect for creating hollow objects, such as bottles and vials, which require high precision and durability. Injection/blow molding is used in particular in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical sectors.
Mold Extrusion/Blow Molding
Extrusion blow molding allows for the production of hollow and lightweight plastic components. It is particularly suitable for products that require long, thin shapes, such as tubes and containers. This technique is widely used for applications in the cosmetic and technical-industrial sectors, where lightness and strength are essential.
