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Plastexa
A full-service injection moulding plant

We turn your design into a production-ready plastic part

Tooling, moulding, finishing and quality control under one roof — on a schedule you can plan around.

Years of experience
18+
Tonnes max clamping force
650
Parts produced yearly
12M+
On-time delivery
99.2%
How we work

From your idea to the production line in five steps

Clear stages, and one engineer who stays with you start to finish.

  1. 1

    Enquiry and drawings

    Send a 3D file or a physical sample, and we agree the requirements and volumes with you.

  2. 2

    Engineering review and quotation

    We run a design-for-manufacturing check and send a detailed quotation within 48 hours.

  3. 3

    Tool design and manufacture

    The mould is designed with flow simulation, then cut in our own toolroom.

  4. 4

    First article and sign-off

    You inspect sample parts, and production only starts once you approve them in writing.

  5. 5

    Production and delivery

    Manufacturing to an agreed schedule, with an inspection report per batch and packaging to your spec.

Materials

Engineering and commodity polymers

Not sure which grade fits? We shortlist the options with their cost and performance trade-offs.

ABSPPPCPA6POMHDPETPUPC/ABS
ABS

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

Rigid with an excellent surface finish — the default for housings and appliances.

  • High impact strength
  • Paints and prints well
PP

Polypropylene

Light, chemically resistant and fatigue-tolerant — ideal for packaging and living hinges.

  • Excellent chemical resistance
  • Food-contact grades available
PC

Polycarbonate

Optical clarity with exceptional impact strength and heat tolerance.

  • Optically clear
  • Serviceable to 130 °C
PA6

Nylon 6

High wear resistance and mechanical strength — for gears and moving components.

  • Excellent wear resistance
  • Glass-filled grades available
POM

Acetal / Delrin

Superb dimensional stability and a low friction coefficient — for precision parts.

  • Outstanding dimensional stability
  • Low friction
HDPE

High-Density Polyethylene

Tough, moisture and chemical resistant, and economical at volume.

  • Moisture resistant
  • Cost-effective at scale
TPU

Thermoplastic Polyurethane

Rubber-like flexibility with high tear strength — for bushings, seals and grips.

  • Flexible and elastic
  • High tear resistance
PC/ABS

PC/ABS Blend

Combines PC toughness with ABS processability — an automotive-sector staple.

  • High heat stability
  • Automotive-grade
Testimonials

What our partners say

The first supplier we have worked with that answers engineering questions the same day. The tool landed ahead of schedule and quality was stable from batch one.

م. أحمد سليم

Procurement Manager — ElectroHome

The documentation discipline was the differentiator. Inspection reports arrived with every shipment without us chasing them.

Sara Nasr

Head of Product Development — MedLine

They took 20% out of the cycle time after a design review, and it showed up directly in our part cost.

م. خالد فؤاد

Production Director — Delta Auto Parts

FAQ

Quick answers before you get in touch

What is your minimum order quantity?

From 500 pieces for moulded production, and from a single piece for prototypes. We size the run with you based on part size and cycle time.

How long does a mould take?

Three to six weeks depending on complexity and cavitation. You receive a detailed schedule before we start cutting.

What files do you need from me?

A 3D file (STEP or IGES) is enough to start. A 2D drawing with critical dimensions helps a lot. If you only have a physical sample, we reverse-engineer it.

Do you help with material selection?

Yes. We ask about the operating environment, loads and regulatory needs, then shortlist two or three grades with their cost and performance trade-offs.

Who owns the tool once it is built?

The tool belongs to you once it is paid for. We store and maintain it free of charge for as long as you produce with us.

How fast will I get a quotation?

Within 48 working hours of receiving your files — often the same day for straightforward parts.

Ready to start your project?

Send us drawings — or just a photo of the sample — and you will have a quotation within 48 working hours.