Manufacturing capabilities
118,000 sq ft of molding, tooling and assembly capacity
All-electric and hybrid presses, robotic automation, a validated cleanroom and a complete tool room, operating on a documented scientific molding methodology.
Press capacity
Machine list by tonnage
| Tonnage range | Quantity | Max shot size | Typical work |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55 – 110 ton | 14 presses | up to 6 oz | High-cavitation small parts, insert molding |
| 150 – 300 ton | 16 presses | up to 24 oz | Core technical molding, two-shot cells |
| 330 – 500 ton | 8 presses | up to 64 oz | Large technical parts, glass-filled resins |
| 550 – 720 ton | 4 presses | up to 128 oz | Structural enclosures, gas-assist |
Tooling & engineering
A complete tool room with CNC machining, EDM, grinding and polishing supports new builds, transfers, engineering changes and preventive maintenance scheduled by cycle count.
- SPI Class 101 – 103 production tooling
- Bridge and prototype tooling in 3 – 5 weeks
- Moldflow fill, pack, cool and warp simulation
- Mold transfer audits and refurbishment
- Hot runner and valve-gate systems
- 24/7 emergency tool repair
Processes & automation
Robotic takeout, in-line inspection and closed-loop drying keep cycles stable and scrap low across three shifts.
- Scientific / decoupled molding
- Two-shot and insert molding
- Gas-assist and structural foam
- ISO Class 8 cleanroom molding
- 6-axis robots and sprue pickers
- Vision inspection and auto-packing
Secondary operations
Finished goods, not just molded parts
- Ultrasonic welding and heat staking
- Pad printing, hot stamping, laser marking
- Mechanical and adhesive assembly
- Leak, functional and force testing
- Kitting, labeling and retail packaging
- Warehousing, JIT release and drop shipping
Capacity is scheduled against real availability, not best case
Three-shift operation with planned changeover windows and buffered capacity keeps on-time delivery above 99% even when a program surges.
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