DFMoldDFMold checks your CAD for molding issues and suggests changes
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The toolmaker judges the part on its own: moldable or not. They don't see the OEM order or the parts it mates with, so some requests can't be done as asked, and the engineer is back in CAD sorting it out.
Select an issue to see the problem and compare the proposed fix.
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Upload the part with its OEM order and its mating parts. DFMold checks it in that context, explains what won't mold, and proposes changes that keep the order and the fit.
Draft, wall thickness, undercuts and the lessons from your past T0 reports, checked against the real pull direction.
Ask in plain language. Every proposal stays inside the OEM order and the assembly.
Every change is checked against the mating parts: clips, seals, interference.
The package carries the order context and the assembly. The toolmaker quotes it as designed.
Same part, same speed. The DFMold route skips the loops.
Old way: a redesign round adds weeks, a re-quote and new samples. A change after the steel is cut typically costs $2,000 to $20,000 and 2 to 6 weeks per change.
Catch it before the toolmaker does.
Join the waitlist ↗About the software and early access.
OEM product teams and engineers designing injection-molded plastic parts. If you work through moldability feedback with a toolmaker, this is the workflow we’re building for.
Yes. You add the order spec (Class A faces, grain, material, tolerances) and the mating parts. Every check and every proposed change runs against them, and a change that would break the order or the fit is flagged.
File handling, retention, and model-training terms need to be agreed before you share any CAD. We’ll discuss those requirements with your team during early-access onboarding. Joining this waitlist does not upload or share any design files.
Leave your email. We’ll contact you when early access opens.