Plastic Injection Molding
Engineered Plastics is a custom plastic injection molder of plastics in Wisconsin, with capabilities to handle molding of plastic parts. Contact us at our WI facility for your custom injection molding needs.
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We know the key to producing identical parts is monitoring and controlling a proven, reliable process.
It's hard to tell our parts apart. It's easy to see why. Our "Visual Factory" approach improves communication, part quality, and response times. A central material handling system reduces changeover time, and three 45-foot, two-color display boards display real-time process data from our MATTEC process monitoring system. These boards color code the status of 13 critical parameters of the molding process for everyone to see, enabling our well-trained employees to work together to solve problems, improve productivity, increase production, and reduce operating costs.
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Visual Factory:
- MATTEC real-time process monitoring system
- Color coded parameters for everyone to see
- Central message board display
- Machine operators have the ability to call supervisors or technicians without leaving their machine
- Specific alarm tones ensure a quick response from the right person every time
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Engineering and Quality Tools:
- Custom gauging and engineering support
- Optical and DCC CMM gauging
- ASQ Certified 24 hour quality support
- Statistical process control, CPK's 1.67 or better
- AIAG, PPAP, MSA
- Solid works CAD
- MoldEX 3.0 mold flow analysis
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Customer Service:
- Communication is key for customer relations
- Always focus on what is important to the customer
- We can monitor your inventory to ensure parts are there when you need them
- Continuously measure performance to meet and exceed customer expectations
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Pentair Kaizen Event
Pentair and EPC wanted to develop a system to stabilize Pentair's inventory levels so Pentair would not need to store excess inventory or lose production time when inventory levels came up short.
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Engineered Plastics Internal Innovation
EPC was not satisfied with the traditional method they had been using to install brass inserts in their injection molded parts.
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