Metal molds.
For your next shape.
Explore plate, bar, lollipop and manual mold formats. Choose a catalog reference, then review the material, cavity layout and equipment fit with our team.
Start with your
cavity design.
Explore plate, bar, lollipop and manual mold formats. Compare the catalog references, then confirm the material, coating and equipment fit for the model you select.
Pricing depends on the mold specification and quantity. Your quote confirms material, coating and compatibility.
Browse metal mold modelsFrom the mold.
To the finished piece.
Turn the candy to see its shape. Switch to the filled mold, then lift the pieces out to explore the relationship between the cavity and the confection.
Explore 14 drawing-based shapes, plus the original candy examples. Drag to rotate, or use the arrow controls.
Find your moldDescribe a custom designIllustrative 3D views based on supplied drawings. Surface detail and release motion are simplified. Reference weights depend on recipe and conditioning; final tooling is confirmed with your quote.
- Piece size
- Weight
- Mold layout
- 300 × 300 mm · 100 cavities · 28.6 mm pitch
View the studio render
Illustrative studio visualization. The drawing and confirmed quote define the final mold.
Match the format to the line
Send the depositor make and model, carrier or tray dimensions, cavity spacing requirements and release method. Similar-looking molds can have different mounting, pitch and clearance requirements. The model code is a useful starting reference; it is not proof of machine compatibility.
Specify the finished piece
Include the candy shape, dimensions and target weight, plus the number of cavities or pieces you need per cycle. For lollipops, include your stick dimensions and placement requirements. We will discuss the available mold options and quote the quantity you need.
Start with the mold.
All-silicone, metal-reinforced silicone or metal. Find your shape and discuss the construction.
Build your tabletop setup.
Pair the depositor with molds for your process. Tell us what you make and how you want to run it.