Precisely Customized Ceramic Parts
TOL ±1µm
Mirror finish, Ra ≤ 0.01 µm
Three-day rapid prototyping without mold
Support for Silicon Nitride (Si₃N₄), Aluminum Oxide (Al₂O₃), Zirconia (ZrO₂), and Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Ceramic Injection Molding Process
Ceramic injection molding (CIM) is similar to metal injection molding. It prepares the raw material by mixing ceramic powder with a binder, and then uses high-pressure injection molding technology to achieve near-net-shape forming of complex components. This process is particularly suitable for high-precision custom ceramic parts with internal channels, thin walls, and microstructures.
Compared with traditional processing, CIM can minimize post-processing procedures and has been optimized for medium to high-volume production. At AOFE, we provide a full-service process, from raw material preparation and injection molding to debinding and sintering, to ensure the consistency and high performance of the parts.
Customized Ceramic Parts - Ceramic Injection Molding Service
The industry-leading provider of precision ceramic injection molding (CIM) technology offers high-precision custom ceramic components from rapid prototyping to large-scale production. With a tolerance of ±0.001mm and a surface roughness of Ra 0.01μm, the prototype can be completed within 3 days. Through our one-stop CIM service, your design can be transformed into high-performance injection-molded ceramic products.
- ISO9000 Quality Management System Certification
- IATF6949 Automotive Industry Quality Management System Certification
Ceramic Injection Molding Materials
Based on a professional understanding of the material properties of ceramic components, AOFE focuses on high-performance ceramic materials, such as Silicon Nitride (Si₃N₄), Aluminum Oxide (Al₂O₃), Zirconia (ZrO₂), and Silicon Carbide (SiC), and is committed to providing components that meet the most stringent mechanical and thermal requirements.
Silicon Nitride (Si₃N₄)
Aluminum Oxide (Al₂O₃)
Zirconia (ZrO₂)
Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Ceramic Injection Molding Services
CIM Services
Offers a complete solution from design to delivery for ceramic components with complex geometries.
Secondary Processing
Precision grinding, laser etching, metallization, coating, and final assembly services.
Custom Ceramic Components
Optimizes for your drawings through DFM to enhance manufacturing feasibility and cost-effectiveness.
Mold Design and Manufacturing
Tools specifically designed for ceramics, featuring long service life and high repeatability, suitable for production.
Our Custom Ceramic Parts
Silicon Nitride Grinding Media Balls
Silicon Nitride Positioning Pin
Silicon Nitride Degassing Rotor
Silicon Nitride Insulating Ring
Silicon Nitride Liquid Lift Pipe
Silicon Nitride Nozzle
Silicon Nitride Protective Tube
Silicon Nitride Ceramic Bearings
Ceramic Injection Molding FAQs
What industries use ceramic injection molded components?
- Medicine: Ceramic processing enables the manufacture of surgical instruments, implants, and dental components with high precision and durability.
- Semiconductors: Insulators, fixtures, and precision enclosures are typically processed using ceramics to ensure excellent electrical insulation properties and stability.
- Optics: Lenses, precision supports, and the housings of optical systems can achieve complex geometries and fine surface smoothness through ceramic processing.
- Automotive: Ceramic processing helps in developing sensors, fuel injectors, and wear-resistant components, which need to have both reliability and long service life.
- Consumer electronics: Components of wearable devices, optical elements, and housings are usually processed using ceramics to meet the requirements of miniaturization and design flexibility.
What materials and tolerances do you support?
What are your prototyping and production lead times?
What is ceramic injection molding (CIM)?
How do I get a quote for custom ceramic components?
Just provide your 2D/3D drawings and specify the material/quantity requirements, and you will receive a free detailed quote including DFM analysis within 48 hours.