ROBOTS · MOLDS · PLASTIC PARTS

Plastic Manufacturing & Automation

IML automation, molding automation, injection molds and custom plastic parts—configured around your product and production task.

Four Capabilities. One Clear Starting Point.

Choose equipment, tooling or finished parts. When your project spans several capabilities, we review their interfaces together.

IML Automation

Label placement and part handling, coordinated with your mold and machine.

Injection Molding Automation

Part takeout, insert loading and downstream handling for your molding task.

Injection Molds

Tooling configuration based on part geometry, resin and machine requirements.

Custom Plastic Parts

Plastic components and packaging from drawings or samples.

Start with Your Production Task.

Custom in-mold labeled containers for plastic packaging

Food Container IML

Coordinate the container, label, mold and handling sequence as one IML system. Decorated container examples from the HecosTech catalogue.

Explore IML Systems

Custom plastic pails and buckets for packaging applications

Bucket & Tub Packaging

Specify finished buckets and tubs: capacity, lid fit, decoration and supply quantity. Pail example from the HecosTech catalogue.

Explore Packaging

Part Takeout & Handling

Define molded-part removal and handoff. Compare the current takeout range; tooling and the offered configuration are selected around the actual part, mold and machine.

Explore Automation

Insert Loading

Review insert presentation, placement and the molding-process interfaces. Concept illustration.

Explore Insert Robots

See the Project Behind the Equipment.

Food Container Automation in the UAE

Watch the recorded container-handling project and review how robot movements connect with downstream packaging. Image: project video preview.

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Pallet Takeout Robot in the Philippines

Watch the recorded pallet-takeout project and review the handling task, robot configuration and installation scope. Image: project video preview.

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From Your Product to an Engineering Proposal

Share your product, review the engineering requirements and define a connected manufacturing or automation solution. Each step is handled through direct communication with HecosTech.

Start with Your Product

Send drawings, product photos or sample details by email or WhatsApp. Include the intended application, material and any existing mold or machine information so the engineering discussion starts with clear inputs.

Send Your Product

Review the Engineering Inputs

Discuss product geometry, material, label or insert requirements, and the available mold and machine information. Open questions and interface requirements are reviewed with you before a configuration is proposed.

Discuss Your Requirements

Configure the Connected Solution

Coordinate the proposed mold, robot, machine interfaces and downstream handling around the product. Confirm equipment boundaries, required inputs and responsibilities before the project scope is finalized.

Discuss Your Configuration

Confirm the Proposal and Scope

Review the proposed equipment or manufacturing scope, included items and outstanding inputs. Pricing, project timing and acceptance requirements are confirmed for the specific project through direct discussion.

Get Engineering Proposal

Define What Needs to Be Verified.

Product Requirements

Dimensions, appearance and functional requirements to confirm.

Process Requirements

Required movements, handling sequence and equipment interfaces.

Acceptance Requirements

Agreed checks, supporting records and handover information.

Understand the Options Before You Decide.

Understand IML Automation

Explore how the product, label, mold and robot fit into the process. HecosTech catalogue equipment reference.

Read the IML Robot Guide

Plan Your Automation

Compare takeout robots and IML robots by production task, axes and handling needs.

Compare Robot Options

Plan Machine Integration

Review machine interfaces, installation space and EUROMAP 12/67 integration considerations. Illustrative stock photo: ThisIsEngineering / Pexels.

Review Integration Requirements

Before You Send Your Project

Start with the information you have. We will clarify the product, equipment interfaces and project scope together.

Can I contact HecosTech without a complete CAD model?

Yes. Start with photos, sketches, sample information or a description of the application. Further information may be needed before a solution or quotation can be confirmed.

Can a project use my existing molding machine or mold?

Compatibility needs to be reviewed. Share the available machine and mold details, interface information and the task you want to automate.

What should I include in an IML automation inquiry?

Include the product, label information, mold cavity layout, molding machine details and required handling tasks. Mark anything you are still deciding.

Can I discuss only a robot, mold or plastic part?

Yes. Tell us the specific item or service you need and how it fits into your wider project. The supply scope will be clarified during review.

Will I receive an instant price?

Project requirements need engineering review. The proposal depends on the confirmed scope and available technical information.

Tell Us What You Need to Make or Automate.

Send drawings, product photos and the details below by email or WhatsApp. Engineering review starts with your requirements and open questions, followed by a project-specific configuration and proposal.

Product or drawing · Material · Quantity or output requirement · Existing equipment · Required task