Plastic Injection Molding
Our 130,000-square-foot facility in Westminster, Colorado houses our entire plastics operation: DFM engineering, tool design and build, plastic injection molding, assembly and secondary finishing, and fulfillment. You are assigned a dedicated team of experts who serve as your single point of contact throughout the product lifecycle, assisting with initial parts discussions and production launch. Our injection molding capabilities include structural foam molding, plastic overmolding on metal or plastic components, insert molding, gas counter pressure, machine robotics and automation, press side automation assembly and packaging, post machining, in-house painting, and more.
How it works
Plastic injection molding is the process of injecting molten plastic material into a metal tool which then cools and ejects a plastic part from the machine. The majority of plastic products we see and use everyday are made using this manufacturing process.
New to the injection molding industry? Learn more about the manufacturing process in our Starter Guide to Injection Molding.
Colorado
28-720 ton presses
Horizontal & vertical machines
Shot size up to 140 oz.
Engineering grade resins
Overmolding
We specialize in overmolding, a process which involves molding plastic over metal or plastic components.
Structural Foam Molding
Structural foam allows for large, thick parts that are light weight and structurally sound.
Insert Molding
Insert molding allows you to produce parts with inserts without the need for post-production assembly.
White Paper
A Starter Guide to Injection Molding - an introduction to basic injection molding terms and definitions
Plastic Design Tips
6 tips to help engineers better design plastic parts for injection molding
2019 Equipment List
We have the resources to get your product from the development stage through production.