Every capability below operates under our roof in Bohemia, NY. No outsourcing. No middlemen. Just precision manufacturing from start to finish.
Our core capability. We produce high-quality thermoplastic parts using precision injection molding — from small-batch prototyping runs to sustained production volumes. With in-house mold making, we control every step.
Learn more: Injection Molding Cost Guide · Lead Times Explained · Small Run Production
We design and build production-grade molds in-house — aluminum and steel tooling with fast turnaround and engineering support. Tooling and molding under one roof means faster iterations and lower costs.
Learn more: How Molds Are Made · P20 vs H13 Steel Guide · Custom Mold Making on Long Island
Go from CAD to functional prototype in days. We combine 3D printing, printed molds, and rapid tooling to produce prototypes in production-grade materials — so you can test before committing to hard tooling.
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Standard additive manufacturing for concept models, functional prototypes, jigs, fixtures, and end-use parts. We run FDM and resin printers to cover a wide range of materials and applications.
When standard build volumes aren't enough. Our large-format printers produce oversized parts, enclosures, panels, and fixtures as single pieces — eliminating assembly and reducing lead time.
For applications where standard plastics won't cut it. We print with high-performance engineered resins that withstand extreme temperatures, chemical exposure, and mechanical stress.
Bridge the gap between prototype and production. We 3D print injection molds that let you run real thermoplastic parts in days — perfect for design validation and bridge production.
Precision engraving and cutting on non-metallic materials. Our CO2 laser handles plastics, wood, glass, acrylic, leather, and more — ideal for branding, part marking, and custom signage.
Permanent, high-contrast marking on metals and hard plastics. Essential for aerospace and medical traceability — serial numbers, data matrix codes, lot numbers, and regulatory marks.
Running plastic injection molding on Long Island since 2001 — real presses, real tooling experience, all under one roof in Bohemia, NY.
Not sure which resin fits your part? We'll spec it with you.
Answers to the questions we hear most from new customers.
We have no strict minimum order quantity. We regularly handle small runs of 100–500 parts and are happy to quote jobs of any size. Whether you need a short prototype run or ongoing production, we'll find an approach that fits your budget.
Typical lead times for a new injection mold range from 2–6 weeks depending on complexity, material (aluminum vs steel), and number of cavities. Simple aluminum prototype molds can be ready in as little as 1–2 weeks. We also offer 3D printed bridge molds that can be produced in days.
We process a wide range of thermoplastics including ABS, polypropylene, polyethylene, nylon, polycarbonate, acetal (Delrin), PETG, TPE/TPU, and engineered resins like PEEK and Ultem. We'll help you select the right material for your application's mechanical, thermal, and chemical requirements.
Absolutely. We provide full engineering support including Design for Manufacturability (DFM) analysis, mold flow simulation guidance, gate and runner layout, and draft angle recommendations. Whether you have a finished CAD model or just a napkin sketch, we can help refine your design for optimal molding results.
Yes. We offer multiple prototyping paths: 3D printing (FDM, SLA, and high-temp resin), 3D printed injection molds for molded prototypes in production materials, and rapid aluminum tooling for bridge production. This lets you validate your design before investing in full production tooling.
We're located in Bohemia on Long Island, New York (ZIP 11716). We serve customers across Long Island, the New York metro area, New Jersey, Connecticut, and ship nationwide. Our central Long Island location provides easy access for local customers who want to visit the shop or do on-site inspections.
We serve aerospace, defense, aviation, automotive, medical device, consumer products, and electronics industries. Our capabilities in tight-tolerance molding, traceability marking, and engineered materials make us well-suited for demanding applications across all these sectors.
Send us your specs, drawings, or just a rough idea. We'll figure out the best approach and get you a quote fast.