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What We Have DonePlastic injection molding is rarely highlighted but can be found in very well known places. Here’s a summary of impressive work from our facilities.
We have even done consulting work with NASA on off-planet manufacturing. So when I say we have seen a few things, that is not an exaggeration. We have been doing this for a long time, and we have gotten really good at it. When people ask me if something is possible, I can tell you with some confidence, technology is rarely the limitation. Most things are possible if they are properly funded. With the right budget, you can do anything. My name is Lyle Sampson and I am the owner/operator of Central Custom Molding. We are a US based manufacturing company specializing in plastic injection molding. We can help you create a product from art to part. Injection molding is the center of our wheelhouse and if you are developing a new product, or trying to reshore production to the US, we know our stuff. We have been doing this for a long time and there is a good chance we can help you out. Click the link to the left to book a meeting with our team and let’s see what Central can do for you. Request A Meeting |
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NASA SpinoffWhen NASA researchers set out to make plastics into better insulators by infusing them with lightweight, highly insulative aerogels, they didn’t anticipate that the resulting composite materials also would be less brittle at cryogenic temperatures than the original plastics. When a company licensed the technology from NASA, its engineers were surprised to discover that these composite materials also were extremely water-repellant. In addition, they’re also sound-damping, fire-resistant, and lightweight. This versatility is one of two reasons the materials are desirable for a staggering range of applications. The other is that they’re easily incorporated into existing manufacturing practices. Anyone making something out of engineered plastics can simply swap out their current plastic for an “aeropolymer” version without altering their production line at all. “It’s got applicability for really specialized, high-end stuff, but it could also improve very mundane, everyday things that most of us don’t think about,” said Martin Knaust, one of the owners of Aeropolymer Holding Group, doing business as Okhata, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, which licensed the technology. ”It’s got such a wide range of applications that we’re starting to see a lot of use cases we might not have even originally considered ourselves.” Read More > |
