For exceptional plastic parts manufacturing, OEM professionals call PTI engineered plastics.

Take your product from concept to production, all under one roof

We combine high quality tooling and scientific molding to provide the most robust injection molding process available.

Engineers searching for a partner to produce their plastic parts should look no further than PTI Engineered Plastics. Our engineering team can transform your CAD data into workable DFM (design for manufacturing) standards, setting your part up for success. Or maybe you have a product concept under development, but you’re not an engineer; not to worry, we have an entire team of engineers ready to help.

Full service manufacturing

Low To Higher Volumes

Up to 100,000 units or more annually

Cleanroom Molding

Class 8 Cleanroom / ISO 14644 Certified

Prototyping

Production Quality Prototypes

Insert / Over Molding

Design Flexibility and Streamline Production

Finishing

Pad Printing, Laser Marking, Packaging & More

High Temperature Molding

For Projects that Require Robust Properties

Professional-grade products require professional manufacturers

Don’t hesitate another moment to bring your product to market. Our designers and engineers are standing by to review your program and offer their expertise. We will deliver you a quote in short order and answer any questions you may have. Whether a Medical grade plastic part, an engineered plastic part for Aerospace, Consumer, Industrial or Electronic industries, PTI Engineered Plastics is the manufacturer to get it done.

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Mold Design

Mold Design is a crucial step in the injection molding process. Once you’ve finalized your part in CAD software for fit and function, it must then be transformed into a design for molding to ensure the capture of all the specified details. In some cases, certain features of the part design may not be manufacturable via the injection molding process.

At PTI, we collaborate with you to achieve the best possible design for manufacturability. In fact, we have a FREE guide to help you with this.