The primary reason for having a re-useable system is to save time, and the savings can be substantial. A re-usable latex vacuum bags can take less than one-fourth the time it takes to carefully pleat and seal a nylon/sealant tape vacuum bag. With labor and overhead factored in, this could save more money on the final part cost than by any other process improvement. (read more)

Low Powder/No Powder Latex Gloves are disposable, multi-functional latex gloves. No powder latex gloves are perfect if you do not want the powdery residue left on your hands after use, but want the safety from contamination that latex provides. (read more)

Suzuki Latex's premium quality dissipative finger cots for cleanroom, laboratory areas and more (read more)

Innovation. The way Canon looks at it, their mold shop wouldn't run without it. From their revolutionary way to speed your product to market—to the best people in business – they've made a name for themselves by providing their customers with complex steel tooling with tight dimensional and cosmetic requirements. (read more)

Ready-to-shoot injection molds in 2-3 weeks! Quickparts provides ready-to-shoot Aluminum tools (QC7) for customers who need production parts in short order. For customers who cannot wait 12-16 weeks for traditional or offshore tooling to be made, Quickparts offers Low-Volume Injection Mold Tooling and Parts. (read more)

Product and Tool Design

Control Plastics leads the industry in custom injection molding services, die casting and sheet metal fabricating, but that's just the beginning. (read more)

With a Canon mold, innovation is an open-and-shut case.

To stay a leader in domestic manufacturing, Canon Virginia, Inc. needed a mold maker they could rely on. Who better to turn to but ourselves?

Drawing upon Canon's strong history of creating multi-cavity, tight-tolerance cosmetic molds, we created our own on-site, state-of-the art mold shop at Canon Virginia. (read more)

With Tapecon's varied knowledge of conductive metals, plastic films and adhesives, Tapecon has the ability to combine multiple custom converting techniques to fabricate intricate and unique constructions. (read more)

Short Run Production of Parts is possible with RTV Mold Making. Once the customer approves of the initial stereolithography prototype, short-run production can then begin. If the finished product is to be made out of plastic or an epoxy-based resin, a process called RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanization) mold making is utilized (read more)

We build SPI Class 101-105 molds in sizes from 3.5" x 5" up to 24" x 30", with a two-ton weight limit. Our range capability is from a single cavity mold through multi-cavity molds in a wide variety of configurations like mud units, hand loaded inserts, unscrewing and action molds, hot runner and stack molds, 3 plate molds and family molds. (read more)