CERAM, the-UK based parent company of The M&P Lab, is an international authority on refractory technology. With over 70 years' experience in this field, CERAM offers a full service of research and development, consultancy and testing services, on both the manufacture and the use of refractories to a wide range of industries, either directly or through its subsidiary companies. (read more)

Acera Technology manufactures custom refractories and high temperature insulation to match your specifications. (read more)

Standard and special shapes with extremely low thermal conductivity and excellent thermal shock resistance
Gemcolite® Vacuum Formed Shapes Gemocolite Vacuum formed shapes are uniquely formulated from a blend of high purity alumina-silica fibers with an appropriate combination of organic and inorganic binders. (read more)

Pyro-Paint^tm 634-ZO, a new high temperature, zirconium oxide filled refractory coating developed by Aremco Products, Inc., is now used to coat and extend the life of ceramic, graphite and metal crucibles and molds use in foundry applications to 3270 ^oF (1800 ° C). (read more)

On time and right the first time. Dynamic Engineering excels in mold manufacturing, ranging in size from miniature to over 20,000 pounds and varying from single cavity to complex multi-cavity molds for both plastic and powder metal or ceramic applications. Two-shot, unscrwewing, strip-feed, insert and hot runner features are common. (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)

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)