What injection molding press sizes does Venture Plastics offer?

Venture Plastics operates 34 presses ranging from 55 to 1,440 tons of clamp force across two U.S. plants: 19 presses in Newton Falls, Ohio and 15 presses in El Paso, Texas.

What value-added and secondary operations are available in-house?

Sonic welding, hot-plate welding, vibration welding, hot stamping, pad printing, bar coding and complete sub-assembly are all performed in-house, so parts ship finished rather than moving to outside vendors.

Does Venture Plastics offer insert molding and two-shot molding?

Yes. Insert molding and vertical in-process molding are standard capabilities, and two-shot molding is available for multi-material and multi-color parts.

Which resins does Venture Plastics process?

Common materials include FR polypropylene, FR ABS, rigid PVC, ABS and PPO, along with a broad range of engineering resins selected to fit the application.

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34 presses from 55 to 1,440 tons, backed by vertically integrated secondary operations and centralized material handling, a true single-source supplier.

Core Molding

Processes & press capacity

Custom Injection Molding

34 thermoplastic presses across two plants, from 55 to 1,440 tons of clamp force, for parts from grams to large structural components.

Insert Molding

Metal-to-plastic insert molding, including battery lids with insert-molded lead terminals and threaded assemblies.

Two-Shot Molding

Multi-material and multi-color two-shot molding available for integrated seals, grips and Class A surfaces.

Injection molding press, 55 to 1,440 tons of clamp force

Presses from 55 to 1,440 tons

Centralized material handling

Value-Added Secondary Operations

Finished, assembled, ready to ship

Vertically integrated, in-process operations let us deliver complete assemblies rather than loose parts, reducing your supply base and total cost.

Sonic Welding

Hot Plate Welding

Vibration Welding

Hot Stamping

Pad Printing

Bar Coding

Sub-Assembly

Finishing

How Injection Molding Works

The process behind every part

Resin is melted, injected into a precision mold under high clamp force, cooled, then ejected. The same fundamentals scaled across our 55-to-1,440-ton presses.

Animated diagram of an injection molding machine: mold clamp unit, die and mold unit and injection unit in motion

Sub-Assembly

Assembled & fixtured in-house

Centralized material handling

A centralized material handling system keeps resin flow consistent and traceable across the plant, supporting scientific molding for consistent, high-quality parts.

Two-shot molding is available for multi-material and multi-color parts.

Materials · Engineering Resins

A broad range of engineering thermoplastics

FR Polypropylene FR ABS Rigid PVC ABS PPO + many more

From flame-retardant grades for standby power to Class A automotive surfaces, with deep experience across engineering resins. Talk to us about the right material for your part.

Consolidate parts into one assembly.

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