We manufacture precision plastic components across 17 injection moulding presses ranging from 22 tonnes to 350 tonnes. Our hydraulic and all-electric capacity supports varied product sizes, materials and production requirements, while integrated robots and indexing conveyors automate many work cells.
Experienced setters and operators maintain close control of each process, supported by documented quality procedures and inspection data to help ensure repeatable output from first-off approval through ongoing production.
Our moulding operation is backed by in-house tooling, quality inspection, pad printing, assembly, packaging and logistics. This means production issues can be investigated quickly and secondary requirements coordinated without unnecessary external handovers. Our continuing investment programme adds capability and resilience as customer demand changes.
Whether supporting a newly developed part or transferring established tooling, we focus on creating a stable process that meets drawing, functional, quality and delivery expectations.
Explore common questions about our injection moulding capacity, automated production cells, transferred tooling and the process controls used to support consistent component quality.
We operate 17 injection moulding presses ranging from 22 tonnes to 350 tonnes, including hydraulic and all-electric machinery.
Yes. Many of our moulding work cells use integrated robots and indexing conveyors to improve handling, consistency and production efficiency.
Yes. We develop new programmes and can assess the transfer of suitable existing tools, including any repair, modification or requalification requirements.
Process control is supported by trained staff, documented procedures, calibrated inspection equipment, SPC data and in-process and final inspection to agreed requirements.
