Straight Injection Molding
Produce complex thermoplastic components and assemblies with fully electric injection molding equipment, project engineering, mold flow analysis, quality assurance, and production support.
Midwest Molding, Inc. supports demanding plastic injection molding programs with tooling, engineering, complex component production, and assembly capabilities. From two-shot and insert molding to overmolding and continuous strip molding, the team provides molding process guidance, controls quality, and moves projects from program launch through production. Its experienced team supports automotive, transportation, electronics, appliance, and consumer goods applications across the U.S.
Integrated molding, tooling, engineering, and assembly capabilities support complex thermoplastic component programs from program launch through production.
Produce complex thermoplastic components and assemblies with fully electric injection molding equipment, project engineering, mold flow analysis, quality assurance, and production support.
Combine plastic with inserts or multiple materials to create complex components for automotive, electronics, and consumer goods applications, supported by tooling and process engineering.
Mold multiple materials or colors together in a single cycle to create complex components while receiving project support from tool build through production ramp-up.
Inject thermoplastic material over pre-existing parts, substrates, or inserts to create multi-component assemblies with dedicated equipment and quality control systems.
Produce injection-molded components in continuous strips for automotive, electronics, and appliance applications with integrated quality control and dedicated automation.
Manage prototype and production tool build from start to finish, including mold flow analysis, engineering support, testing, and cost-saving part reformulation.
Midwest Molding, Inc. combines thermoplastic molding, tooling, project engineering, and quality systems to support complex parts from program launch through production. Customers can access straight, insert, composite, two-shot, overmolding, and continuous strip capabilities through one manufacturing provider. The team also uses mold flow analysis and part re-formulation to identify cost-saving opportunities, helping demanding U.S. manufacturing programs balance functionality, consistency, delivery, and competitive cost performance.
A specialized manufacturing partner for complex thermoplastic components, tooling, and integrated assemblies.
Management brings an average of more than 35 years of manufacturing industry experience to complex programs.
Molding, tooling, assembly, and welding capabilities simplify coordination across complex manufacturing programs.
Documented quality and environmental certifications support consistent thermoplastic molding production and customer requirements.
Delphi recognized the company with a Pinnacle Award in 2005.
Experienced professionals support complex molding programs from tooling through production.
Midwest Molding, Inc. is a specialized plastic injection molding and assembly manufacturer serving demanding automotive and manufacturing applications across the United States. Its experienced management team supports long-term growth through injection molding, assembly, and welding capabilities. The company provides cradle-to-grave project management for tooling and production programs, helping customers address complex component designs and integrated assemblies. Its capabilities include straight, insert, composite, two-shot, and overmolding, along with reel-to-reel continuous strip molding. The team also provides molding process guidance, mold flow analysis, project engineering, quality assurance, and production implementation. With a focus on precision plastic molding and assembly, Midwest Molding helps manufacturers pursue reliable parts, practical cost opportunities, and coordinated program support.
Thermoplastic plastic injection molding involves heating thermoplastic material, injecting it into a tool, and forming repeatable components as the material cools. The process can support straight molding as well as more specialized methods, including insert, composite, two-shot, overmolding, and reel-to-reel continuous strip molding. Tooling, material selection, part design, and quality requirements all influence the final production approach.
Talk with the Midwest Molding team about your component, tooling, or production requirements.
Certification listed by Midwest Molding for its quality systems.
Certification for environmental management listed by the company.
Quality management certification listed in company credentials.
Certification listed in the company’s credentials.
Supplier excellence award received from Delphi in 2005.
Share your part, tooling, or production requirements and discuss an integrated manufacturing approach with Midwest Molding.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 224.208.1110.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 224.208.1110.