Molded plastic parts leaving an injection molding machine

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Plastics Injection

Track output and mold life from every production count.

Injection molding depends on knowing current output, process stability and whether the required mold is ready for another run. Calendar-based service and separate tooling records do not reflect the shots a mold has actually made or the condition of individual cavities.

Phasis connects production counts to tool life, process measurements and maintenance work so planners can make informed release decisions.

Operational challenges

  • Production counts and downtime are reported after the shift.
  • Schedule updates are distributed through separate files and email.
  • Future press capacity is difficult to assess before committing demand.
  • Mold life is estimated without a direct link to shot count.
  • Process drift is discovered after parts reach final inspection.
  • Mold and machine maintenance depend on manually managed calendars.

What you get

  • Current production performance backed by recorded press events.
  • One released schedule for planners and production teams.
  • Press capacity constraints visible before demand is committed.
  • Remaining mold life based on actual shots, with individual cavity control.
  • In-process warnings before dimensional drift affects more parts.
  • Planned service generated automatically when it becomes due.

The rules you work under

Injection molders generally hold ISO 9001, with IATF 16949 for automotive work; food-contact parts add EU regulation 10/2011 and the GMP (good manufacturing practice) rules of EC 2023/2006. Phasis records the process readings, the tool history and the gauge status behind those checks.

See how Phasis fits your operation.

Tell us which process you want to improve. We will show the relevant workflow using the lines, shifts and decisions your team handles every day.