Compare Hexagon Gummy Molds for Commercial Production

Shop commercial silicone hexagon gummy molds in several geometries and production formats. The current range includes a 3mL hexagon gem design plus 4.6mL standard and breaker-style designs, with cavity counts from 110 to 263.

Hexagon Mold Formats

• 3mL Hexagon Gem Gummy Mold - 263 Cavities — a smaller-volume faceted hexagon format with the highest cavity count in this group.
• 4.6mL Hexagon Gummy Mold - 110 Cavities — a standard larger-volume hexagon format.
• 4.6mL Blank Hexagon Breaker Gummy Mold - 117 Cavities — a distinct breaker-style geometry at the same nominal 4.6mL volume.

Choosing Between Hexagon Designs

Compare cavity volume first to establish the approximate piece size, then look at cavity geometry and count. A higher cavity count can increase the number of pieces produced per filled mold, while a different geometry may change how the finished gummy looks and how the mold fits into your production workflow. Confirm each mold's physical dimensions and layout against your depositor, trays, racks, demolding process, and other equipment.

Finished gummy weight is formulation-dependent. Density, solids, aeration, temperature, and deposit level can all change the final gram weight even when cavity volume is fixed. Use the Gummy Mold Volume, Weight & Batch Yield Calculator for production estimates.

More Commercial Mold Options

Browse all commercial gummy molds, compare in-stock gummy molds for ready-to-ship options, or review bulk gummy molds for larger production quantities. The Shop by Shape guide organizes additional mold families by geometry.

Hexagon Gummy Mold FAQs

Which hexagon mold has the highest cavity count?
The 3mL Hexagon Gem mold has 263 cavities, the highest count among the current hexagon options in this collection.

Are the two 4.6mL hexagon molds the same?
No. They share a nominal cavity volume but use different geometries and cavity counts. Compare the product specifications and mold format before choosing.

How should I estimate the weight of a 3mL or 4.6mL gummy?
Use cavity volume together with your formulation density or a test deposit. Volume alone does not guarantee a specific finished weight.