Osborne Industries, Inc. specializes in custom molding of thermoset resins via Resin Transfer Molding (RTM). Take Full Advantage of RTM Quality and Design Flexibility with Osborne, we can provide turnkey guidance from concept to prototype to final product, from patterns and molds to final inspection. (read more)

Hadlock Plastics Corporation offers several processes for the molding of reinforced thermoset composites. Their primary processes are compression and liquid composite molding. These methods can support high volume requirements and provide the least expensive, highest quality parts. They also utilize open molding and resin transfer as alternatives for lower volume requirements. (read more)

ProtoCAM uses many prototyping materials and resins based on your needs, application, and product. They recently added Somos ProtoGen for improved chemical resistance and dimensional accuracy, and Somos Water Clear Ultra for optical clarity in their Stereolithography machines (read more)

MOLDAMATIC'S Production Department offers 47 injection molding presses, ranging from 40 ton through 450 ton, with shot capacity through 60 ounces. (read more)

The MILEX™ Family of products is primarily used as binders in brake pad and clutch facing disc friction materials. This brake friction material enables superior performance at elevated temperatures, reduces brake noise, achieves good friction, lowers vibratory lurch and reduces system wear and tear. (read more)

TORLON polyamide-imide offers the advantages of a thermoset, in that once cured, it provides unstoppable performance in some of the most severe service environments. But like a thermoplastic, it can be processed by standard methods such as injection molding, extrusion and compression molding. (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)

Prototype parts molded by Nuhill are often indistinguishable from injection molded parts. In fact, many companies routinely use molded prototype parts to evaluate part and assembly designs. Some companies have prepared for production using prototype parts from Nuhill Technologies. Nuhill's molded parts are very close to your production parts in size and appearance. (read more)

Lexan EXL Resin offers improved toughness at low temperatures and molding productivity. (read more)

Moulders can cut cycle time for PBT parts up to 30 percent with new super-fast grades of DuPont™ Crastin® PBT thermoplastic polyester. Designated Crastin® SF, the new resins come in non-reinforced form and in reinforced versions with 15 or 30 percent glass fiber. (read more)