Plastic Injection

Plastic Injection Molding Manufacturing From a Company Committed to Quality

Some plastic injection molding companies simply take your designs and produce a product, but our experienced team is involved in all aspects of the manufacturing process. With a commitment to consistent quality, we can produce components and products that vary in a wide range of sizes for companies in the automotive, aerospace, medical, construction and consumer products industries — and more.

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Molding

The custom plastic injection molding process begins with creating the mold to fit the shape of the component to be produced.

Mounting

Once the mold is created, it is placed into a plastic injection molding machine, which varies in tonnage based on the size of the component.

Melting and injecting

From there, the AVS, HDPE or PVS pellets are melted down and injected into the cavity in the mold at a high pressure.

Deburring

Finally, the plastic component is set out to cool. Once it’s fully cooled, a technician starts the burring process to ensure no unneeded material is attached to the component.

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Creating Only the Highest-Quality Plastic Injection Molding Components

The plastic injection molding process is perfect for high-volume, high-repeatability manufacturing projects. Our plastic injection molding machines range from 90-1,550 tons, allowing us to produce a wide range of components, all at a lower cost due to minimal material scrap. In addition to production services, our expert technicians provide design recommendations to ensure you get the highest-quality component.

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Take a Tour of Our Plastic Injection Molding Facility

This is one of our larger plastic injection molding machines. The plastic pellets are poured into the funnel on top of the machine, on the right side of the photo. The pellets are melted in the section of the machine below the funnel. The column to the left is where the material is forced into the mold to produce garbage bins, which can be seen at the bottom of the photo.

Technicians remove the garbage bins after cooling them down in one of our 1,550-tonnage machines.

These are three of our smaller machines that have 100-200 tonnage capacity. Technicians on the bottom left sand down burrs from bicycle helmet visors.

A technician sands down plastic burrs from a completed component. This process does not require heavy tooling and can be done by hand.

Our plastic injection molding process is controlled by CNC machining. The information from a design file is entered into the machine and the process is fully automated. A technician removes a component after it has cooled down.

Here is another angle of one of our smaller machines. A technician conducts the burring process on a set of completed components.

High-Repeatability Capacity

Companies in need of plastic injection components almost always need a high volume. Our high-repeatability standards allow us to produce components with a commitment to consistency and precision while keeping scrap to a minimum and saving on cost in the long run.

Quality Standards

Our experienced technicians conduct our services in accordance with ISO standards to ensure the environment is safe and the quality of the products is high.

Full Range of Services

Before we conduct our plastic injection molding process, we first go over the designs and make recommendations, if necessary. Once the component is complete, we provide burring services to ensure the product is ready for market.