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Transportation & mobility.

Durable components for vehicles and transit — molded parts, large formed panels, and extruded trim built to take real-world service.

Made in USAISO certifiedEst. 1989
Durable rotationally molded plastic components
Durable parts
Overview

Parts that move.

Transportation parts have to be tough and dimensionally stable. We make molded components, large formed panels, and extruded trim for the spaces in and around vehicles.

Profiles up to 9 inches wide cover trim, channels, and edging; thermoforming handles large covers and panels.

  • Durable molded parts. Stable, repeatable components.
  • Large formed panels. Covers up to 8.5 ft.
  • Extruded trim & channels. Profiles up to 9″ wide.
  • Assemblies. Finished, fitted parts.
Applications

Typical parts.

  • Interior & exterior trim. Linear trim and edging.
  • Panels & covers. Large formed parts.
  • Housings. Durable component enclosures.
  • Channels & edging. Extruded linear profiles.
Made in the USA. Extruded profiles up to 9″ wide for trim, channels, and edging.
Materials & considerations

What vehicle parts endure.

Transportation components live outdoors, under vibration, and across a temperature range that punishes the wrong resin. Impact strength at low temperature and UV stability usually drive the material decision before anything else.

Panel-sized parts are the other constant. Thermoforming produces large, thin-walled panels without injection tooling cost, while rotational molding handles tanks and ducting as seamless hollow parts.

  • Impact & cold weather. Grades chosen to stay tough at low service temperatures.
  • UV & weathering. Materials specified for sustained outdoor exposure.
  • Large panels. Thermoformed parts up to 8.5 feet without injection tooling cost.
  • Tanks & ducting. Seamless rotomolded vessels and hollow structural parts.
  • Common resins. PP, HDPE, ABS, and TPE depending on load and exposure.
  • Molded components. Precision brackets, clips, housings, and fittings at volume.
FAQ

Common questions.

What transportation components do you produce?
Molded components such as brackets, housings, and fittings; thermoformed panels and interior parts; and rotomolded tanks and ducting.
Can you produce large panels?
Yes — thermoforming covers large, thin-walled parts up to 8.5 feet, which is usually far cheaper than injection tooling at panel size.
How do you handle outdoor exposure?
Material selection does most of it. We specify grades for UV stability and low-temperature impact based on where the part actually lives.
What volumes do you run?
Injection molding suits medium-to-high volumes; thermoforming and fabrication cover lower volumes without committing to injection tooling.

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