Plastic co-extruders capable of extruding up to four dissimilar materials into one profile with downstream assembly, cutting, punching and packing equipment.

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Computer-controlled, infinite length, three-dimensional bending, forming and straightening on single- and multi-slide, multi-feed machines working from 11 gauge (0.120in) to 3/8in (0.375in) diameter wire and lengths up to 55in. Individualized automated workflows for high volume or short run needs.

Automatic blanking, multi-slide forming machines and high-speed, computer-controlled, servo-fed presses ranging from 45 to 80 tons capable of the most intricate part designs. Material working thickness range from light strip to 11 gauge (0.120in) and up to 6in wide.

Low and high carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals in strip and wire form shapes. Extrudable plastics (including specialized cooler and refrigerator formulations compatible to 15 degree Fahrenheit) and injection molding plastics from inexpensive commodity resins to engineering-grade polymers.

Manufacture and automated heat bending and die cutting of thin plastic shelf talkers of any size and shape, including screen printing and full color lithographic printing.

Uniform, high-quality powder coating, sophisticated “crackle” and “marbleized” powder coating finishes and painting. The working of materials with galvanized and other pre-plated finishes, or outsourcing of completed parts or assemblies for post-manufacturing plating or finishing.

Design and engineering, prototyping, metalworking die and plastic extrusion die making, customized packing, on-site computer-tracked warehousing, expedited order handling and shipping, and support for just-in-time manufacturing.

State-of-the-art injection molding presses with capacities from fractional to 43 ounces and clamping force from 25 to 400 tons employing a full range of modern thermoplastic materials from economical commodity resins to engineering-grade polymers.

Automated assembly, automated resistance welding, hydraulic presses for punching, blanking, forming, and assembly, cold heading, air benders, spot welding (5 to 150KVA transformers), straighten and cut machines and ultrasonic welding of plastics.