One source, from pattern to production.
Fiberglass components, tooling, and finishing for manufacturers and fleets, built in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
How we support your program
Production parts, the tooling behind them, and the fleets that carry them, managed by one supplier.
Production manufacturing
Molded fiberglass components, panels, and canopies built to print. Finishing, sub-assembly, and secondary operations happen here, or with partners we know and have worked with.
See the processTooling management
We maintain customer-owned molds and patterns as part of running your program. If anything needs major repair or heavy refurbishment, we tell you before the work starts.
See tooling supportFleet repair and refinishing
Cosmetic repair and refinishing of fiberglass components on utility and commercial fleets, returning units to service looking right.
Request a repairFrom CAD file to finished product
Start with a CAD file or drawing. We can carry the part through every stage, or step in wherever you need us.
Pattern
Built from your CAD file or drawing.
Mold
Production tooling made from the pattern.
First article
Checked against your print before production.
Finishing
Paint and special coatings as needed.
Secondary operations
Sub-assembly, framing, fabrication, and bonding, here or with partners we know.
Production
Repeat runs, with the tooling maintained along the way.
A single source for the entire product lifecycle. One point of contact, even when a partner does part of the work.
The right process for the part
Every program starts with what the part has to do and what it has to cost. We match the molding method to both.
Spray-up
Well suited to covers, housings, and enclosures with one finished side.
Hand lay-up
Reinforcement placed where the part needs it, for stronger and more controlled laminates.
VARTM
Consistent, lighter parts with repeatable quality, well suited to ongoing production.
Tooling priced on what it really costs to own
Many molds and patterns belong to our customers. We look past the purchase price to the full cost of owning and operating each tool. Routine upkeep is part of running the program. If anything needs major repair or heavy refurbishment, we tell you before the work starts, with what it will cost and what it buys you.
A healthy tool means less scrap and rework, and that means good parts out of the mold and in your hands faster.
- Build costWhat the pattern and mold cost up front
- MaintenanceRoutine upkeep across its life
- Major repairFlagged and quoted before the work starts
- Cycle lifeHow many good parts it will produce
- Part qualityLess scrap and rework, so parts reach you sooner
- Program ROIWhat the tool returns across the program
Industries we serve
Transportation
Cab components, roof panels, and body parts built to fit your line.
Heavy equipment
Components, panels, and operator canopies for equipment manufacturers.
Utility fleets
Cosmetic repair and refinishing that keeps fleet units in service and looking right.
Water and utilities
Equipment houses, well covers, and large flat panels that stand up to weather and time.
Not seeing your industry? If it can be molded in fiberglass, ask us about it.
What working with us looks like
Straight answers
Clear quotes and honest lead times, including when the answer is no.
Checked before it ships
Quality control staff on site and process controls on the floor, so less gets scrapped and reworked and parts reach you sooner.
Your work stays yours
Customer drawings and tooling are kept confidential and cared for as the assets they are.
Design guide for fiberglass parts
Practical rules for designing parts that mold well and cost less. Written for engineers and buyers.
Ask for the guideVisit the plant
Walk the floor and talk through your program face to face in Rock Hill.
Call to book a visitWhat brings you in today?
Start with a file if you have one. If not, pick the option that fits and we'll take it from there.
Have a CAD file or drawing?
Upload it and we'll tell you how we'd build it, from pattern to finished part.
Upload a file