Murray Plastics Selected for Apprenticeship 101 Program
Murray Plastics is one of the first recipients of cost-reimbursement for the Apprentiship 101 program through the Gainesville and Hall County Development Authority.
Murray Plastics is one of the first recipients of cost-reimbursement for the Apprentiship 101 program through the Gainesville and Hall County Development Authority.
Bill Hall built our plastics injection molding company, which he still owns and operates. Manufacturing custom plastic parts wasn’t part of Bill’s original plan — go to college and work in a bank. Instead he stayed in the family business, in custom plastic film projector reels, and expanded.
For manufacturing custom plastic parts, we use LEGOs as an example to understand injection molding. The plastic mold injector the company began using in 1948 allowed it to mass produce blocks identical to each other. Our plastics company delivers the same precision for your project.
In our article, The Complete Guide to Creating Your First Plastic Part, our Murray Plastics team outlined the step-by-step process to turn a simple design idea into a tangible plastic part.
From hairbrushes to baking pans to custom collectible models, if you can dream it, chances are there is a way to bring it to life
Murray Plastics is proud to have been featured in Gainesville’s WDUN’s Small Business Spotlight.
Our plastic injection molding company bases your cost on three main factors. How complex is your plastic mold? Where are you manufacturing your mold? (U.S. standards cost a bit more but your plastic mold lasts longer.) Will you reduce redesigns by involving our injection molding pros from the start?
Use our plastic injection molding company, not DIY 3D printing, for your project. Injection molding costs less up-front. Plastic manufacturing professionals ensure your design can be reproduced and manufactured without errors. We have years of experience to make your plastic mold design a success.
Selecting a plastic mold manufacturer can be tricky – but it doesn’t have to be. A large part of choosing the right business to help develop your plastic product is knowing which questions to ask, and what reassurances to look for.