two-shot molding

C&J Industries is a full-service plastic injection molding contract manufacturer and FDA-certified medical device manufacturer based in Meadville, Pennsylvania. The company offers product design and development, in-house tooling, plastic component manufacturing, assembly, decorating, packaging, and distribution. It is ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified and has been FDA registered for medical devices and plastic molded components since 1981.

cleanroom moldingCNC ultrasonic weldingcontract manufacturingfully automatic assemblyheat stakinglaser etchingmedical injection moldingmold flow simulationpackagingpad printingplastic injection moldingproduct design and developmentrapid prototypingsemi-automatic assemblysterilization validationsurface coatingtooling

Da/Pro Rubber, Inc. is a custom molded rubber and plastic manufacturer founded in 1961 when Charles Daubenberger Sr. developed a unique low-pressure press for compression molding rubber. The company precision molds custom parts for applications including healthcare, aerospace, electronics, industrial, and oil & gas, and operates a Class 10,000 clean room. Its custom molded parts have been shipped to 50 countries.

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Nissha Eimo Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer of precision injection molded components and decorative molding, founded in 1969 and acquired by Nissha Co., Ltd. (Japan) and its North American subsidiary Nissha USA, Inc. in December 2007. The company employs 300 people and serves automotive, consumer products, medical, and government markets. It is ISO IATF 16949 certified and SAM and ITAR registered.

Cleanroom molding (ISO Class 8)CNC Mill/DrillEDM finishinghand assemblyHeat stakehigh speed millingHybrid Simulforming (S)IML (Screen Printed)In-house mold design and fabricationinjection moldingInk Transfer IMD (TR)insert moldingLaser Weldingmetrology labpad-printThree Dimensional Overlay Method (TOM)ultrasonic weldingVacformed Appliques (P)