Our Injection Molding Process
Tell Us What You Need
Send over your drawings, CAD files, or a prototype concept. Our team reviews the details and returns a clear quote covering both tooling and production.
Design Review
We assess how well your part will mold and recommend adjustments that improve durability, performance, and cost before anything gets built.
Sample Production
We build your mold and run first-article samples (T-1). Once you sign off, we handle finishing steps like texturing or polishing.
Full Production
After your mold is validated and prepped, we run it in our facility, complete a final inspection, and ship finished parts straight to your San Jose location.
Let’s Get Started
Want a regional molding partner who keeps turnaround tight and stays easy to reach? Tamarack Industries produces custom plastic parts built to your spec, delivered on schedule, with no order minimums to work around.
Why Work with Tamarack for Injection Molding in San Jose?
Custom Part Quantities
From a small batch to a production run in the thousands, we deliver consistent, repeatable parts every time.
Full-Service Capabilities
Our work goes well beyond the molding itself:
- Design support
- Mold design and validation
- Secondary services including trimming, assembly, and welding
Flexible Mold Sizes and Shot Capacity
Our presses run from 25 to 500+ tons, with shot sizes spanning 1 gram to more than 2,200 grams. That range lets us produce tiny precision pieces and heavier industrial parts on the same floor.
Industries We Serve in San Jose

Technology & Electronics
Housings, enclosures, and components for connected hardware

Medical & Life Sciences
Precision parts for diagnostic and medical equipment

Industrial & Manufacturing
OEM and replacement parts for production machinery

Logistics & Packaging
Protective packaging, cores, and transport components

Clean Tech & Energy
Long-lasting components for renewable and sustainable systems
How Much Does Injection Molding in San Jose Cost?
A few factors shape the final price:
- Order Size: Bigger runs bring down the cost per unit
- Complexity: Intricate parts call for more tooling and setup time
- Dimensions: Smaller parts cycle faster and cost less each
- Material Selection: Choose from ABS, nylon, HDPE, polypropylene, acetyl, and others
Reach out for a quote matched to your part design and quantity.
Frequently Asked Questions
We run ABS, nylon, HDPE, polypropylene, acetyl, and more, folding in recycled plastics wherever the application allows.
We do. Higher volumes bring better per-unit economics, but we don’t set minimums.
Both. We support companies in San Jose and across the greater Bay Area.
It depends on mold complexity, though regional clients typically see faster turnaround than they’d get from overseas production.
Absolutely. We check your design for moldability and pass along improvement suggestions before we start cutting steel.