Custom Injection Molded Automotive Interior Trim Manufacturing

Midwest Molding supports custom molded automotive interior trim components and complex assemblies. Its capabilities include straight injection molding, two-shot molding, insert and composite molding, pre-mold and overmolding, tooling design and build, and multi-component assembly. The appropriate process depends on the component design, materials, inserts, functional requirements, and production objectives.

Two shot molding produces components with multiple materials or colors molded together in a single cycle. This can support complex automotive interior trim designs while integrating features into one molded component. Midwest Molding provides tooling and project engineering support from design through production ramp-up, helping coordinate the process with broader manufacturing requirements.

Yes. Midwest Molding provides prototype and production tool design and build with cradle-to-grave project management. Services include mold flow analysis, ES testing, dedicated project engineering support, and part re-formulation for cost-saving opportunities. The team supports tooling for complex molded components across automotive and other manufacturing applications.

Insert and composite molding combines materials through injection molding to create complex components. The process can support molded parts that incorporate inserts or multiple material characteristics. Midwest Molding provides engineering support for tooling, project management, and process optimization, with production equipment and quality systems designed to support consistent manufacturing.

Yes. Midwest Molding provides pre-mold and overmolding, which injects plastic material over pre-existing parts, substrates, or inserts to create multi-component assemblies. The service is supported by dedicated equipment, quality control systems, project engineering, and injection molding capabilities intended to support precision and consistency.

Midwest Molding supports automotive programs through integrated tooling, molding, assembly, engineering, and quality processes. Project engineers can assist with mold flow analysis, part re-formulation, manufacturing cell implementation, error proofing, and production ramp-up. This cradle-to-grave approach helps coordinate complex molded components and assemblies through the manufacturing process.

Yes. Midwest Molding provides prototype and production tool design and build, followed by molding and assembly support. Its project engineering team can help address manufacturability, tooling, process optimization, and production requirements as a program develops. Customers can discuss the component design, intended application, and production needs with the company’s team.

Midwest Molding, Inc. is located at 1560 Hecht Drive, Bartlett, IL 60103, USA. The company operates a 120,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility with injection molding, assembly, tooling, and project engineering capabilities. Contact the company directly to discuss program requirements, production schedules, and available support.