Synthesis is the hard part. Getting it into the right physical form shouldn't be. We machine precision molds so your compound - drug candidate, reagent, biomaterial, specialty chemical - arrives at the next step in exactly the shape it needs to be. Tolerances to ±20 microns.
A four-step workflow designed for scientists, not machinists. You provide the geometry and chemistry context; we handle the tooling and dimensional verification.
Upload a CAD file (STEP, IGES, STL) or describe your target form factor in writing. Include cavity volume, dimensional tolerances, and how the compound will be cast or dispensed.
Our team reviews for moldability, draft angles, and chemical compatibility with your compound matrix. DFM feedback in under 4 business hours.
Master tooling machined to ±5μm. Silicone casting process delivers finished cavity tolerances of ±20μm. Material cast, cured, and post-treated per grade spec. First articles measured on CMM before shipment.
Full CMM dimensional report, certificate of conformance, and material traceability documentation included. Expedited shipping available for time-critical programs.
Full-sphere casting molds for gel beads, microspheres, organoids, and controlled-release drug particles. Two-part alignment precision ±20μm eliminates visible parting lines.
Open-cavity molds with a flat base. Ideal for single-dose concentrate forms, spheroid culture, capsule halves, and compound arrays.
Shallow dome and lentil profiles for controlled aspect ratios. Used for concentrate shaping, pellet forming, and solid dosage forms where curvature affects dissolution behavior.
Cylindrical cavities for pellet production, rod-form compounds, implantable drug depots, and column chromatography resin casting. Diameter and height fully specified.
Flat disc molds for pharmaceutical tablets, medical membrane discs, calibration standards, and thin-layer compound matrices. Thickness and edge profile specified per application.
If it can be dimensioned, we can mold it. Submit a sketch, CAD file, or written spec - our engineers will handle the rest.
For synthesized compounds, the geometry of the cast form directly determines downstream performance. A mismatched form factor can invalidate a formulation study before a single measurement is taken.
Surface area to volume ratio governs how fast a compound dissolves or releases. Spheres, discs, and cylinders each produce a distinct dissolution curve - the mold geometry is part of the formulation.
Consistent cavity volume means consistent mass per unit - critical when your compound is costly, potent, or in limited supply. Tolerances to ±20μm translate directly to volume reproducibility - and therefore mass reproducibility for compounds with consistent bulk density.
Certain handling systems - automated dispensers, vial fillers, capsule loaders, analytical instruments - require a specific form factor to function. We match geometry to your downstream process, not the other way around.
Flat-base discs stack. Spheres above ~1 mm flow freely in bulk; sub-millimetre spheres may require vibratory handling. Pellets pack efficiently. The physical form of a compound affects how it stores, ships, and is retrieved from packaging.
Mold material isn't neutral - it contacts your compound directly during casting. Silicone is our core specialty, but we also fabricate in acrylic, aluminum, and stainless steel when the application demands it.
Whether you're casting ten grams of a novel API for preclinical work or running quarterly production of a specialty reagent, the geometry requirement is the same - and so is our tolerance.
Novel drug candidates, lead compounds, and active pharmaceutical ingredients needing a reproducible form factor for preclinical studies. Small-batch prototype runs, no minimum order.
Solid dosage form production, soft gel capsule tooling, controlled-release pellet molds, and lyophilization trays for commercial and clinical-stage drug programs. Full regulatory documentation supplied.
Calibration standards, immunoassay reagent matrices, synthesized reference compounds, and specialty chemical concentrates requiring dimensional reproducibility across production lots.
Casting molds for hydrogels, polymer matrices, tissue engineering scaffolds, and bioinks. Shape and pore geometry in these materials directly determines mechanical properties and cell behavior.
Implantable drug depots, microsphere suspensions, transdermal patch matrices, and mucoadhesive forms. We work with formulation scientists to match mold geometry to target release kinetics.
Organoid culture substrates, viral vector production trays, lipid nanoparticle casting molds, and cell aggregate forms for GMP-adjacent manufacturing environments.
Submit your geometry, chemistry context, and timeline. An engineer will respond within 4 business hours with a DFM assessment and quote.