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Plastic injection molded components of small appliances often require tight tolerances to function properly. 

Rapid Prototyping Injection Molding Explained The rapid prototyping injection molding process uses a rapid tooling method to deliver high-quality plastic parts more quickly than regular injection molding. With rapid prototyping,…

Since its inception almost 150 years ago, injection molding has made a substantial impact on society. It has come a long way since the Hyatt brothers patented the first rudimentary…

If you have received a part that wasn’t within tolerance, had less than spectacular workmanship, was mislabeled, or had documentation errors, you’ve seen firsthand the results of a poorly functioning…

Two Facilities Receive Major Upgrades We’re happy to announce two of our three facilities recently received significant upgrades. As a top Wisconsin injection molding facility, these investments in machinery have…

Secondary operations are often required to complete injection molded parts. Learn about our secondary operations processes here.

Is Injection Molding Right for Your Business? Injection molding is a process that forms materials like polymer substrates into a specific shape, resulting in a specially made part suited to…

Producing consistently high-quality parts requires high-quality tooling (molds). Choosing the lowest-cost tooling may save you costs upfront, but in the long run, you may pay more because of broken molds…

Why Pursue the Injection Molding Process? The plastic injection molding process is the most common way to mass produce plastic parts for the automotive, consumer electronics, medical device, and beverage…

With gas prices and inflation soaring out of control, reining in injection molding costs is more critical now than ever.