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Mold-A-Matic Corp., known as MAMCO Precision Molding, has been making precision plastic components since 1964. From its more than 40,000-square-foot Oneonta facility, the company supports customers whose products demand careful engineering and dependable production, including medical and aerospace manufacturers.
Founded in 1964, Mold-A-Matic Corp. operates as MAMCO Precision Molding, a long-established American plastics manufacturer serving customers with demanding engineering requirements. Its more than 40,000-square-foot facility has built 1,904 molds and supports custom work for sectors such as medical devices and aerospace, while the company is also exploring hemp-based plastics.
Founded in 1967 by William Spolar with two presses, Moldamatic has grown into a full-service custom injection molder serving customers from small businesses to Fortune 100 companies. Its three molding facilities and 43 presses support projects from single-cavity prototypes through high-volume production, while in-house moldmaking, engineering, and inspection keep the work under one roof. Moldamatic is an ISO 9001:2015-certified facility.
For nearly 50 years, Depew-based MoldCraft has designed and built complex molds and production tooling for automotive, industrial, electrical, and medical applications. Its engineers and certified mold-makers work with customers early in product development, using CAD/CAM-connected machining and extensive in-house experience to address tooling issues before manufacture. MoldCraft also samples new tools and provides debugging, repair, refurbishment, and limited first-run production.
Founded in California in 1963, Molded Devices Inc. develops and manufactures custom plastic and rubber components for medical, industrial, energy, aerospace and defense OEMs. Its unusual breadth comes from combining a dedicated engineering and design facility with molding, extrusion, clean-room production and assembly across a multinational manufacturing network. MDI’s Tempe injection operation traces back to a custom molding and mold-making business founded in 1966, and includes a 40,000-square-foot facility with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certification.
Molded Devices Inc. began operations in California in 1963 and has built its reputation as an engineering-focused plastics processor serving original equipment manufacturers. Its dedicated design facility and manufacturing network support medical-device makers and other demanding OEM customers from early product development through production, with the Tempe operation adding a 40,000-square-foot injection-molding facility.
Molded Fiber Glass Tray Company makes high-strength, glass-reinforced composite trays, containers and totes for material handling, with products made in the USA for uses ranging from electronics assembly to food service and pharmaceutical processing. Based in Linesville, Pennsylvania, MFG Tray is known for developing application-specific solutions, including custom-fabricated trays and its Fiberstat ESD-safe material-handling line. Its composite construction brings a useful combination of light weight, chemical and corrosion resistance, temperature stability and long service life.
Incorporated in 2001, Molder’s World, Inc. is a Cincinnati-area specialty shop known for developing Vortex® self-venting mold steel and serving the tool-building trade. President Russ Bowen has worked in specialty mold steel and molding since 1987, and the company helps other tool shops take porous mold inserts from design through finished production support.
Moldgenix carries forward a plastics-manufacturing legacy established in 1987 and now operates under the ownership of Haartz Family Holdings. The company is known for helping OEMs turn demanding designs into production through medical-focused plastic injection molding, supported by an FDA-registered facility and an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Since 2001, Molding Dynamics has produced custom plastic injection-molded parts from its Bedford, Ohio facility, with particular expertise in challenging applications that call for engineering-grade resins and tight tolerances. After acquiring a competitor in 2015, the company consolidated into a 40,000-square-foot plant with 22 presses, engineering and quality departments, and a tool room. Its hands-on team works with customers from design and material selection through production, including projects that bring overseas molding back to the United States.
Since 1981, Molding Solutions, Inc. has made precision injection-molded plastic components in Rome, New York, with a focus on smaller, lower-tonnage parts that require close quality oversight. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports work from rapid prototypes and mold development through production, while also serving as a customer warehouse for inventory management. MSi is ISO 9001:2015 certified and produces specialized plastic reels for fiber-optic and copper cable alongside its broader contract molding work.
Moldtech is a Lancaster, New York manufacturer with decades of experience and a nearly 50,000-square-foot vertically integrated facility. It is known for solving complex rubber molding challenges for customers in demanding fields, with in-house production and quality systems suited to regulated work.
Privately held and clinical-stage, Molecular Targeting Technologies, Inc. is known for advancing radiopharmaceutical research aimed at rare cancers. Its EvaThera platform, licensed worldwide from the National Institutes of Health, supports targeted diagnosis and treatment for patients whose tumors express specific molecular markers.
Molecular Targeting Technologies, Inc. develops targeted radiopharmaceuticals and molecular-imaging technologies for cancer and other diseases, alongside research reagents such as CellVue® and NeuroVue® fluorescent dyes. Based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, the company’s work spans clinical-stage platforms including EBTATE® and EvaThera, as well as custom affinity absorbents and laboratory products. Its leadership brings extensive experience in radiopharmaceutical development, nuclear medicine, fluorescent chemistry, and biopharmaceutical regulation.
Molecule32, the skincare label of BPW Sciences, makes science-backed products built around its patented M32 Polyfulmate® Fulvic Acid Complex. For more than 25 years, BPW Sciences has developed naturally derived formulas aimed at supporting skin health from the inside out, including sensitive and eczema-prone skin. Its approach combines fulvic and humic acids with organic antioxidants and botanical actives, with formulas developed by an award-winning Ph.D. chief scientist.
Founded in Toronto in 2012 by cancer-imaging researcher Dr. Ralph DaCosta, MolecuLight develops handheld medical imaging devices for point-of-care wound assessment. Its MolecuLight i:X and DX systems use fluorescence imaging to help clinicians locate elevated bacterial loads and digitally measure wounds, with DX also providing non-contact thermal imaging. The privately owned company operates under an ISO 13485:2016 quality management system and has FDA-cleared devices.
From its headquarters in Ome, Italy, Molemab S.p.A. has designed and manufactured industrial grinding wheels, abrasive discs and diamond tools since 1961. The company’s distinctive strength is its in-house development of abrasive bonds, supported by dedicated laboratories and a global production and commercial network of 11 locations and more than 200 professionals. Molemab holds ISO 9001:2015 quality-management certification and OSA abrasive-safety membership.
Molex is a global electronics manufacturer and connectivity company with more than 240 locations in nearly 40 countries. It designs and manufactures interconnect solutions for customers whose equipment must perform reliably in demanding settings, including aerospace, defense, space and automotive applications. Its AirBorn portfolio is now supported by Molex’s broader engineering, manufacturing and supply-chain resources.
Moley Magnetics began as a motor repair shop and has grown into a Lockport, New York industrial equipment company known for pairing hands-on repair experience with support for demanding scrap, demolition and recycling operations. The company has provided electric motor repair since 1990 and now serves customers across North America through its industrial equipment and electromechanical businesses.
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