Born from aerospace engineer Del Reedy’s 1974 thermoforming company, FastForming.com, LLC is a family business that makes custom thermoformed and vacuum-formed plastic parts in Ohio. Founded in 1999 by Del’s son James, the company builds its own specialized forming equipment and proprietary tooling, allowing prototypes in days and production at scales ranging from parts up to 5 by 9 feet to high-volume runs. FastForming’s thermoformed-parts manufacturing system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
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Formed Plastics, IncFounded in 1946, family-owned Formed Plastics makes custom plastic components through rotational molding, thermoforming, and fabrication at its 85,000-square-foot Long Island facility. The third-generation company is also known for developing nearly unbreakable plastic streetlight globes in the 1960s, now used by municipalities across the country. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.CARLE PLACE, NY
C.W. ThomasFounded in 1946, C.W. Thomas is a family-run Philadelphia manufacturer with more than 80 years devoted to thermoforming. The company is known for carrying complex plastic projects from in-house tooling through finished production, serving customers in demanding fields such as aerospace and mass transit. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.PHILADELPHIA, PA
SAY PlasticsFounded in 1986, SAY Plastics is a family-owned McSherrystown manufacturer of custom thermoformed plastic components and assemblies, developing heavy-gauge vacuum-formed solutions for OEMs and industrial customers. The second-generation Smith family continues to operate the company, which works alongside customers on design and development rather than treating every project alike. SAY Plastics is ISO 9001:2015 certified for the design, thermoforming and assembly of plastic products.MCSHERRYSTOWN, PA
Techniform IndustriesFounded in 1972 to fill a niche in heavy-gauge custom plastic forming, Fremont’s Techniform Industries makes thermoformed components through vacuum, pressure, and twin-sheet processes. Its in-house tooling and engineering support take projects from prototype runs to larger production quantities, with a particular focus on low-volume work and new-product development. The company has 30 full-time employees and operates as a division of Sandusky Technologies, LLC.FREMONT, OH