custom silicone gummy molds
Custom Silicone Gummy Molds
- SKU
- Weight + dimensions
- Formula
- Pectin / gelatin
- Fill
- Depositor fit
- Docs
- By material & market
RUUIPON develops custom silicone gummy molds for branded shapes and production trays. Start with your artwork or CAD, finished gummy dimensions or target weight, and filling method. We review the cavity geometry, tray layout, release requirements and any equipment constraints before confirming the design and quotation.
Request a gummy mold quote: Send your shape, target grams or dimensions, formula type, mold quantity and delivery country through contact. For equipment-fed production, include the nozzle layout and tray-size limits.
Define the gummy before the tray
A logo shape, a target piece weight and an existing depositor each place different constraints on the mold. Confirm the finished shape first, then check whether its volume, spacing and release path suit your process.
| Your input | What it helps define |
|---|---|
| CAD, drawing or dimensioned reference | Cavity shape and modeling scope |
| Target grams and available formulation information | Initial volume and prototype weight checks |
| Pectin, gelatin or other formulation/process | Filling and release conditions to assess |
| Logo artwork and finished logo size | Detail, relief and modeling requirements |
| Nozzle pitch and maximum tray size | Cavity spacing and equipment fit |
| Quantity of molds and destination | Production and shipping quotation |
Target grams alone do not establish the final cavity design. Actual piece weight depends on the formulation and production process. Validate it with the intended formula before repeating the cavity layout.
Custom shape, logo and cavity layout
A recognizable outline must also fill and release. Fine lettering, narrow sections and deep relief need review at the finished gummy size. If the starting artwork is a flat image, confirm the required modeling work and approval drawings before tooling.
Cavity count should follow the filling and handling workflow. Review outside tray dimensions, filled weight, support, demolding sequence and storage. A larger cavity count is useful only if the tray still fits the equipment and can be handled consistently. See multi-cavity silicone molds.
Material and food-contact requirements
Specify the destination market, contact conditions, cleaning method and documentation your customer requires. Material selection and available documentation must be checked for the selected silicone, finished article and intended use. A generic FDA or LFGB label is not a substitute for reviewing the relevant documents.
Pectin and gelatin formulas do not justify a universal silicone hardness rule. Review geometry, material properties, tray support and the intended release method together. See food-grade silicone molds for purchasing questions.
Approve the prototype against your process
Before repeat production, agree which checks are included: cavity fill, actual piece weight, logo definition, release, tray support and depositor alignment where applicable. Confirm who supplies the formula and equipment information and whether a test deposit is included in the quotation.
If the shape, weight target or layout changes after approval, identify what needs to be checked again. A CAD volume or dimensional review alone does not prove the performance of a filled production tray.
Quote scope and ordering
Applicable custom RTV production has a standard MOQ of 20 molds per design. Confirm prototype arrangements, modeling fees, tooling, unit pricing, documentation, delivery timing and shipping in the project quotation. Do not interpret the MOQ as the number of gummy cavities or pieces per tray.
The quote depends on geometry, silicone volume, cavity count, modeling, support and validation scope. Send the information available now; identify unresolved requirements so they can be included in the review.
Gummy mold questions
Can you work from a logo rather than a 3D file?
Suitable artwork can be a starting point. Confirm dimensions, relief and any chargeable modeling before approving the cavity.
Can the mold match an existing depositor?
Send the nozzle and row layout, indexing direction, tray limits and carrier dimensions. Equipment fit must be reviewed before the layout is finalized.
Can you guarantee an exact gummy weight from CAD?
CAD provides an initial volume. Use the real formula and filling process to validate the resulting weight and agree any adjustment before repeat production.
What should I send first?
Send artwork or CAD, dimensions or target grams, formula type, filling method, mold quantity and delivery country. Include your target date and any food-contact documentation requirements.