Jamsher Karwal

The best tooling decision isn't about geography — it's about engineering, support, and long-term value. 5-Minute Read | Injection Molding | Tooling | Manufacturing Engineering Before You Order an Injection Mold, Ask Yourself This One Question When developing a new plastic product, one of the first major investments is the injection mold — and naturally, one of the first comparisons made is tooling cost. One supplier quoted significantly less than another. At first glance, the decision seems...

Before the First Chip of Steel Falls | Part 2 of the Series This is the second article in Newton Industries' Before the First Chip of Steel Falls series. In our first article, we explored the injection mold design decisions that determine whether a mold becomes a long-term asset or a long-term liability. Here, we go deeper on one of the earliest decisions in that process: choosing the right injection mold tooling strategy before design begins. When a new product reaches the stage where the...

Part of the "Before the First Chip of Steel Falls" knowledge-sharing series. Manufacturing is built on experience, continuous improvement, and shared knowledge. Through this blog series, Newton Industries aims to share practical insights, lessons learned, common challenges, and successful approaches from the world of mold making, injection molding, and manufacturing. By sharing both challenges and successes, we hope to contribute to a stronger manufacturing community and help others make more...