Astic Injection Industrielle

Astic manufactures precision injection-moulded components using engineering and high-performance thermoplastics for demanding industrial applications. Its Crest production operation supports intricate geometries, tight quality requirements and production volumes ranging from short runs to large series, with in-house control throughout manufacture.

The company develops and manufactures highly engineered plastic parts where dimensional accuracy, material properties and functional reliability are critical. Its work covers applications such as aircraft controls, industrial mechanisms and medical components, with appropriate material selection and documented quality checks.

Astic designs and manufactures customer-owned injection moulds in its own toolmaking workshop, including prototype, pilot and multi-cavity tooling. The company supports precision machining, qualification, secure mould storage and subsequent maintenance, allowing tooling and injection production to remain closely coordinated.

The internal engineering team develops mould concepts adapted to part geometry, production volume and industrialisation requirements. It coordinates tooling design with in-house manufacturing, mould validation and production launch so that precision and repeatability are considered from the earliest development stages.

Astic provides technical input during the design of plastic components and assemblies, including material selection, insert integration and manufacturability assessment. Its project team works with customers to resolve technical constraints before tooling and production, reducing the risk of late design changes.

The company integrates moulded parts into finished subassemblies through manual or semi-automated production cells at its own facility. Operations include component installation, function checks and application-specific preparation, helping customers source integrated assemblies rather than isolated moulded components.

Astic uses ultrasonic and hot welding technologies as part of its post-moulding and subassembly operations. These processes support functional plastic assemblies, including a documented medical-filter component assembled and ultrasonically welded before delivery to the customer.

The finishing department provides customised marking and appearance processes, including pad printing and hot marking on moulded plastic parts. These operations can be integrated with machining and assembly; selected surface treatments such as painting or metallisation are carried out by specialist partners rather than claimed as in-house processes.