Rosti Malaysia, a division of the Swedish headquartered Rosti Group, is offering 3 day turn around for prototype plastic moulded parts in design intent material. The use of the latest 3D technologies, allows the printing of prototype tooling at Rosti’s Digital Technovation labs to deliver ‘from concept to reality’ within 3 days.

Rosti provides solutions and resources throughout the supply chain based on high-precision injection moulding and contract manufacturing enabling clients responding to COVIS-19 and other time sensitive demands to get products to market rapidly.

Due to a policy of ‘international localisation’, the Rosti Malaysia plant benefits from the expertise within the Digital Technovation Lab at the Suzhou plant in China, coupled with a flexible and locally contained operation.

Rosti Malaysia’s Johor facility houses Sumitomo Demag injection moulding machines and a fully controlled ESD protected assembly area.

Digital Technovation Lab at the Suzhou plant in China.

Rosti Malaysia’s Johor facility houses Sumitomo Demag injection moulding machines and a fully controlled Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protected assembly area.The award-winning plant is fully ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and UL certified.

“Rosti can play our part in helping battle COVID-19 as our service will enable companies to prototype and build essential products quickly and cost effectively using the revolution of 3D printing,” said Pat Williams, SVP Asia, Rosti. “Not so long ago, a 4-week lead time for a prototype tool was considered world class. To be in a position now where we can 3D-print prototype moulds within 3 days.”

The Global contract manufacturing services market size will increase to US$59.2 billion by 2025, from US$43.2 billion in 2019, at a compound annual growth rate of 4.0%. The Asia Pacific region represents 68% of global share. Major markets such as China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and India have become major consumers of industrial, commercial and consumer goods and have led a movement towards making and using within the region.

Rosti Malaysia, a division of the Swedish headquartered Rosti Group, is offering 3 day turn around for prototype plastic moulded parts in design intent material. The use of the latest 3D technologies, allows the printing of prototype tooling at Rosti’s Digital Technovation labs to deliver ‘from concept to reality’ within 3 days.

Rosti provides solutions and resources throughout the supply chain based on high-precision injection moulding and contract manufacturing enabling clients responding to COVIS-19 and other time sensitive demands to get products to market rapidly.

Due to a policy of ‘international localisation’, the Rosti Malaysia plant benefits from the expertise within the Digital Technovation Lab at the Suzhou plant in China, coupled with a flexible and locally contained operation.

Rosti Malaysia’s Johor facility houses Sumitomo Demag injection moulding machines and a fully controlled ESD protected assembly area.

Digital Technovation Lab at the Suzhou plant in China.

Rosti Malaysia’s Johor facility houses Sumitomo Demag injection moulding machines and a fully controlled Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) protected assembly area.The award-winning plant is fully ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and UL certified.

“Rosti can play our part in helping battle COVID-19 as our service will enable companies to prototype and build essential products quickly and cost effectively using the revolution of 3D printing,” said Pat Williams, SVP Asia, Rosti. “Not so long ago, a 4-week lead time for a prototype tool was considered world class. To be in a position now where we can 3D-print prototype moulds within 3 days.”

The Global contract manufacturing services market size will increase to US$59.2 billion by 2025, from US$43.2 billion in 2019, at a compound annual growth rate of 4.0%. The Asia Pacific region represents 68% of global share. Major markets such as China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and India have become major consumers of industrial, commercial and consumer goods and have led a movement towards making and using within the region.