
Matthew Naitove Contributing Editor
Blow Molder’s Goal: Go Local on a National Scale
It's a rare feat: Combining three formerly separate blow molders under one umbrella while retaining their individual identities and "small company feel" for customers.
Read MoreHow Many of Your Employees Stick Around This Long?
A toolmaker celebrates 50 years at a custom thermoformer.
Read MoreFor the Brave, Opportunities Beckon in Overmolding RFID Tags
Molding RFID tags and electronic antennas into plastic parts presents growing opportunities--and challenges.
Read MoreAre You Superstitious?
Can a magazine write-up of a processing company be a step up, or a banana peel?
Read MoreCustom Structural Foam: A Small But Thriving Niche
How to succeed in the small but busy world of custom structural foam? Maximize your pounds per hour and use robots.
Read MoreLSR Molders Get New Handle on Cure Speeds
LSR molders can now tailor the cure profile for every part with one material system that allows adjustment of inhibitor level.
Read MoreDME Moves Closer to Molders & Moldmakers in Mexico
DME sets up permanent office to support Mexico's fast-growing plastics industry.
Read MoreWhat's the Fuss Over Thermoplastic Composites in Automotive?
Find out at a brand-new conference this June in Novi, Mich.
Read MoreWant to Know Custom Molders’ Hourly Press Rates?
You can get them (for free) if you take a minute to respond to our anonymous survey.
Read MoreNews in Molding Simulation at K 2013 Show
At October's K 2013, suppliers of injection molding simulation software displayed solutions addressing a number of hot topics, as well as technology to speed up handling of larger models and multiple iterations.
Read MoreNew Player in Enhanced PLA Compounds, Additives
Floreon of the U.K. offers -impact-modified PLA that's more than 90% biobased, as well as additive masterbatches.
Read MoreMilacron Adds to Its Aftermarket Family
Milacron LLC recently completed the purchase of Industrial Machine Sales, Inc. (IMSI) and its sister company, Precise Plastics Machinery (PPM), both of Southlake, Texas.
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