Continuous Strip Molding
Produce injection-molded plastic components in continuous strips fed from reel to reel, supporting complex parts for automotive, electronics, and appliance applications.
Midwest Molding, Inc. delivers continuous strip injection molding for complex plastic components used in automotive, electronics, and appliance applications. From prototype tool build through production, integrated quality controls, fully electric equipment, dedicated automation, and project engineering support help maintain consistent performance and efficient manufacturing. Based in Bartlett, Illinois, the company supports demanding U.S. manufacturing programs with precision-focused processes and responsive coordination.

Continuous strip molding and related engineering capabilities support complex, repeatable components from prototype tooling through production.
Produce injection-molded plastic components in continuous strips fed from reel to reel, supporting complex parts for automotive, electronics, and appliance applications.
Receive cradle-to-grave support for prototype and production tooling, including mold flow analysis, engineering coordination, and part reformulation opportunities for cost-conscious designs.
Insert mold over customer-supplied metal components, inserts, or other substrates in a continuous strip to create integrated automotive and electronics components.
Use quality control systems that identify and segregate defects, helping protect production consistency while supporting demanding molded component requirements.
Dedicated robots and end-of-arm tooling support repeatable handling throughout the molding process, helping coordinate continuous production and component movement.
Manufacturing and project engineers coordinate activities from prototype tool build through production, supporting tooling, process optimization, ramp-up, and ongoing program needs.
Reel-to-reel continuous strip molding helps manufacturers produce connected plastic components efficiently while maintaining controlled handling and repeatable quality. Midwest Molding supports programs from prototype tool build through production using fully electric injection molding equipment, dedicated automation, and quality systems designed to segregate defects. Engineering support, tooling coordination, and process oversight help serve automotive, electronics, and appliance applications across U.S. manufacturing programs.

A specialized molding partner for complex components, integrated assemblies, and demanding production programs.
Access injection molding, insert molding, assembly, and welding capabilities through one manufacturing provider.
Experienced management and project engineers support tooling, process optimization, and complex component programs.
Quality and environmental management certifications support controlled plastic molding production and program confidence.
A large, fully electric manufacturing facility supports automated handling and continuous production requirements.
Experienced manufacturing professionals support complex molding and assembly programs.
Midwest Molding, Inc. is a specialized plastic injection molding and assembly manufacturer serving demanding manufacturing and automotive applications. Its experienced management team supports long-term growth across molding, assembly, and welding, with capabilities designed for complex components and integrated programs. The company operates from Bartlett, Illinois, and supports U.S. customers seeking coordinated tooling, molding, and assembly resources. Management brings an average of more than 35 years of manufacturing industry experience, helping guide projects from program launch through production. Midwest Molding’s capabilities include reel-to-reel continuous strip molding, insert and composite molding, two-shot molding, overmolding, wire harness assembly, and multi-component assembly.
Reel-to-reel continuous strip molding is an injection molding process that feeds strip material continuously from one reel to another while plastic components are molded onto or around the strip. It is suited to complex parts requiring consistent positioning and repeatable production, including components used in automotive, electronics, and appliance applications.
Talk with Midwest Molding about your component, tooling, and production requirements.
Quality certification listed by Midwest Molding.
Environmental management certification listed by Midwest Molding.
Environmental management certification listed by Midwest Molding.
Quality management certification listed by Midwest Molding.
Automotive quality certification listed by Midwest Molding.
Share your component, tooling, and production requirements with Midwest Molding’s project team.
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.