Value-added services at Fecision cover what happens to a part after — or during — molding: surface treatment, in-mold decoration, and assembly. Handling these alongside molding means a project doesn't need to coordinate separate vendors for each step between a molded part and a finished, decorated, assembled product.
Mold-side treatments — hardening, polishing and texturing — are coordinated with the tooling partner. Part-side painting, plating and printing are planned with the relevant finishing resources so surface and dimensional requirements remain part of the same project scope.
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IML fuses a printed label into the part during the molding shot itself — the label and part become one piece in a single cycle, with no secondary labeling, adhesive, or drying step afterward. That eliminates a post-molding decoration process entirely, rather than just streamlining it, and the label survives the same handling and moisture exposure as the part itself.
View ServiceAssembly covers mechanical assembly of molded components — a manual line built around part-specific fixtures, or automated assembly equipment, chosen based on the product's form and assembly requirements. The right approach depends on volume, complexity, and how often the design is likely to change.
View ServiceEach of these services solves a different problem, but the reason to keep them with the same vendor that molds the part is the same across all three: fewer handoffs.
A part that ships to a separate finishing house, a separate labeling supplier, or a separate assembly shop gets re-inspected, re-queued, and re-explained at every stop — and any tolerance or fit issue that shows up along the way has to be traced back to a vendor that isn't the one who can actually fix the mold or process.
Coordinated planning establishes who is responsible for each operation, which approved specification applies and how parts will be inspected before transfer or delivery. Production locations and handoffs are reviewed for the project.
It's more effective when planned during DFM, alongside part and mold design, since features like label pockets, alignment geometry, or fixture requirements are easier to build in from the start than to retrofit onto an existing design.
FECISION coordinates mold-side treatment, in-mold decoration, assembly and secondary finishing with the relevant manufacturing partners. The quotation identifies which processes are included and how parts are transferred and inspected between operations.
It depends on the part's cosmetic, labeling, and assembly requirements. Send part geometry, intended finish or labeling, and whether the part is a single component or a multi-part assembly, and Fecision's team will confirm what applies.
Send part geometry, intended finish or labeling, and assembly requirements, and Fecision's team will confirm what applies.
