Bayplas Kalıp
Molds, 3D design & printing
Injection tooling, CAD design and printer prototypes — from sample to series under one roof.
Press line
From T0 to series on Yizumi
Sample parameters are recorded on the servo injection line so approved contract runs stay repeatable.
- Typical ~90–240 ton class
- PP / ABS / PC / PA and engineering resins
- Color and surface trials
- Mold and part under one roof
Services
What we build
Design, prototype and tool-to-series — one production line.
Shop floor
From tool to part under one roof
STEP to T0 sample, approval to series. PP, ABS, PC, PA and engineering resins.
Approach
Why Bayplas
Few promises, clear process — every step tied to manufacturability.
Manufacturability first
DFM, cooling and ejection solved in design.
Measurable samples
T0 parameters recorded; series stays repeatable.
One contact
Design, mold, print and injection in one shop.
Process
From quote to delivery
- 013D designSTEP / IGS, CAD & DFM
- 023D printingPrinter prototype
- 03MoldCNC, EDM, assembly
- 04T0 sampleDim & surface
- 05SeriesInjection & ship
Gallery
From the floor
Sectors
What kind of parts
Example work areas — customer names published with approval.
Automotive trim
Clips, covers and visible-surface parts — multi-cavity cold / hot runner.
Appliances
Housings and lids with color samples and surface sign-off.
Technical housings
PA+GF, insert fit, DFM for wall thickness and cooling.
FAQ
Common questions
What should I send for a quote?
STEP or IGS, resin (PP/ABS…), rough qty and a short note. Attach files via WhatsApp or email.
Does 3D printing replace the mold?
No — it validates form and assembly. Resin behavior is confirmed at T0.
Can you run our tool on contract?
Yes — after tonnage and mounting checks on the Yizumi line.
How do T0 revisions work?
Dim and surface notes are logged, cut into the tool, then series follows approved parameters.
Is hot runner always required?
No — volume, scrap and gate marks decide. See hot / cold runner.
Is there a quote checklist?
Yes — gather STEP, resin, qty on one page.
Which resins do you run?
PP, ABS, PC, PA and engineering grades — see the material table.