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Molded Part Cost Worksheet

Add allocated material, press, tooling, labor, and other costs to build a per-good-part quote baseline.

Example starting values are prefilled to demonstrate the calculation. Replace them with your measured, quoted, or job-specific inputs before relying on a result.

Inputs

Inputs

Range: at least 0 USD/part

Enter resin/material cost already allocated to one accepted good part, including your chosen runner, scrap, and regrind treatment.

Range: at least 0 USD/part

Enter the press/machine cost already allocated per accepted good part. Include machine-hour assumptions outside this tool.

Range: at least 0 USD/part

Enter the chosen mold/tooling amortization allocation per accepted good part; state tool life and allocation policy in your quote records.

Range: at least 0 USD/part

Enter direct labor or handling cost already allocated per accepted good part.

Range: at least 0 USD/part

Use for a separately documented per-good-part item not represented above. Keep setup, freight, packaging, and scrap policy consistent with your quote scope.

Result

Total cost (USD/1,000 good parts)
460.00
Molded Part Cost Worksheet (USD/part)
0.460
Quote scope and limits
The worksheet sums five costs that must already use the same accepted-good-part basis. It does not derive machine rates, resin consumption, mold life, setup allocation, yield, freight, taxes, or market pricing. Review each component's source and allocation policy before using the total in a quote.

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