High Volume
Production
Efficient Production.
Competitive Part Pricing.
Manufacturing focused on keeping your piece part costs competitive while maintaining the quality your product requires.
STANG PRECISION INC.
From Prototypes to High-Volume Production.

Bring multiple materials or colors together in a single molded component. Multi-shot molding supports products that combine distinct features within one part.

Liquid silicone rubber molding provides another material option for your product. We work with you to understand your application and its requirements.

Combine molded plastic with inserts in a single component. Insert molding brings the plastic body and incorporated hardware together during molding.

Add a molded layer over an existing component. Overmolding can bring different materials together for grip, feel, and product functionality.

Produce plastic components with thin wall sections. Part design, material selection, and manufacturing requirements come together to shape the right approach.

Mold plastic components with thicker wall sections to meet your product requirements. We bring part design, material selection, and processing considerations together around your application.
Incorporate scent into molded plastic components. Discuss your fragrance goals with us as part of your product requirements.
Explore flavor as part of your molded product. We work with you to understand the intended application and material needs.
BEYOND THE PRESS
Keep the next stage of production in view. Stang Precision offers secondary operations to decorate, machine, assemble, and package your parts.
Explore Secondary OperationsPrinted branding and detail on your plastic parts.
Applied graphics and decoration for your product.
Bring individual components together.
Securely join molded or packaging components using high frequency vibrations.
Secondary machining to further process molded components.
Take your product from assembled parts to packaged goods.
YOUR MOLDING PROJECT
Tell us about your product, production volume, and priorities.
Discuss Your Project