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Below is a list of manufacturers
represented by IPS.
Most of these manufacturers are ISO certified, or manufacture to ISO
standards.
If you don't see what you're
specifically looking for, please contact IPS... we will point
you in the right direction.
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CAR Engineering
& Manufacturing
CAR Engineering and Manufacturing specializes in production
metal stampings (conventional punch presses, multi-slide and 4-slide),
CNC machining, screw machine parts (.125" to .750"), EDM wire
fabrication, and in house tool making.
Stocking distributor of extruded
rubber, grip seals (including Trim-LokŪ), ultra grip, trim moldings
and EPHA Hose Protection Systems parts. Many off-the-shelf products
with a 100 ft. minimum order quantity. Secondary operations include
die cutting, cutting and notching, cut to length and splicing (hot and
cold).
Glass-Bonded Mica is the only inorganic material to bridge the
performance materials gap between organic plastics and ceramics
(Temperature range: -400 F to +1400F). Crystex transfer molds and
machines custom parts. Rod and sheets are also available.
Rollforming of most metals up to .125" thick and up to 30" wide.
Secondary operations include machining, stamping, and finishing.
- Heavy Press and Tool, Inc.
Metal stamping for large parts. Presses range from 10 to 520
tons. Secondary operations include machining, assembly and finishing.
Extrusion and molding of closed cell sponge and dense rubber
materials for seals and gaskets. Lauren compounds its own raw
materials. Secondary operations include diecutting, adhesive
lamination, cutting, splicing, molded corners, sub assembly, and
packaging.
Thermoset laminates, vulcanized fibre, thermoplastic laminates
in coil, rod, tube, and sheet. Off-the-shelf inventory of many raw
materials are available. Secondary operations include slitting,
sheeting, and limited fabrication.
Custom thermoplastic injection molding (up to 400 ton, 48 oz.
shot size). Secondary operations include pad printing, in mold foil
decorating, assembly, and packaging.
Custom Blow molding for small to medium sized parts.
Large part blow molding; rotational molding (a low pressure,
high temperature, open molding process that uses heat and a biaxial
rotation to produce hollow parts), typically used for larger parts in
medium volume applications; Vacuum/pressure forming; fiberglass
molding (hand layup and sprayup); fiberglass pultrusions
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