Contract Molding
We’ll run your mold
PVC injection molding, thick-wall industrial molding, and tool transfers from our South Texas facility. Most molders refuse PVC — we run it. If you own the tooling and need a dependable domestic molder, ship us the tool and keep producing — no new tooling spend.
Who this is for
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OEMs with owned tooling
Your mold is paid for, but your molder closed, raised rates, or offshored. Ship us the tool and keep producing — no new tooling spend.
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Buyers who lost a supplier
A molder shutting down leaves parts stranded. We take tool transfers and get your part back into production on a domestic line.
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Companies wanting a second source
De-risk a single-supplier part with a U.S.-based backup close to the Texas/Mexico border and its freight lanes.
What we run best
- PVC injection molding — a resin most molders won’t run
- Low-rate, thick-wall industrial parts
- Owned tooling and tool transfers welcome
- Molded in the USA at our South Texas facility
- Sold by the case with consistent program supply
Straight talk on fit
We’re a fit for durable, thick-wall industrial parts and steady program supply — not tight-tolerance precision work priced in a marketplace race to the bottom. If that matches your part, we’re one of the few molders in South Texas that actively welcomes tool transfers.
Tell us about your tool
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Capabilities
PVC and thick-wall injection molding
A short capability list, honestly scoped — the industrial molding work our presses and our South Texas location are actually built for.
PVC injection molding
A capability most injection molders refuse — PVC is corrosive to tooling and demands the right process control. We run it in volume for our own conduit and irrigation lines, so PVC parts other shops turn away are routine work for us.
Thick-wall injection molding
Our presses are built for heavy, thick-wall industrial parts, not thin-wall packaging. If your part has substantial wall sections and a long cool time, it matches our equipment exactly.
Tool transfer — run your existing mold
Own the tooling? Ship the tool as-is. We validate it, run first-article samples, and put your part back into production on a domestic line — no new tooling spend.
South Texas injection molder
Molded in the USA at our South Texas facility, on the Texas/Mexico border freight lanes — a domestic-content and shipping advantage for both U.S. and cross-border programs.
How a tool transfer works
Three steps from a stranded tool to parts on the truck.
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Send the tool details
Share the part, resin, annual volume, and the tool’s status and history. Existing tooling can ship to us as-is.
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We validate & sample
We inspect the tool, run first-article samples, and confirm the part meets spec on our presses before any production commitment.
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We run production
Once approved, we run your part on a domestic line and ship by the case — with the freight advantage of a South Texas border location.