Founded in 1979, this specialist precision mold-making and machining business has built a 47-year track
record serving commercial customers across a diverse range of manufacturing applications. Now operated
by its founding ownership, the company has grown into a respected name in the precision tooling sector.
The company designs, manufactures, repairs, and modifies production injection molds and precision-
machined components. Core capabilities include in-house CAD/CAM mold design, CNC milling, wire EDM,
conventional (sinker) EDM, precision machining, mold repair and maintenance, engineering changes to
existing molds, and the manufacture of mold bases, cores, cavities, and other tooling components. This
combination allows the business to undertake both complete mold projects and individual machining
requirements.
What sets this business apart is its integrated design-and-manufacture model: complex tooling projects are
managed entirely under one roof, from initial CAD/CAM design through to the finished mold. This delivers a
higher-value service offering than typical print-to-part machining shops, in a sector where accuracy,
reliability, and technical capability command premium relationships. The customer base is diversified across
end markets including medical equipment, cameras, toys, and automotive components, with decades of
repeat relationships and referral-driven work reducing reliance on any single sector.
The business operates from a well-maintained 6,123 square-foot light-manufacturing facility on
approximately 1.43 acres, built in 1994. The facility is owned by the sellers, and the commercial real estate
is available for purchase, giving a buyer the option to secure both the established operation and its premises
in a single transaction.
A skilled team of approximately 9 employees supports operations, bringing deep experience across the
company’s core machining and mold-making activities. Long-standing supplier relationships provide reliable
access to the materials, tooling, and consumables required for production.
A new owner should preserve the experienced workforce, the long-standing customer relationships, and the
company’s reputation for close-tolerance quality work. Meaningful growth opportunities exist in modernizing
CNC and EDM equipment, rebuilding the currently inactive website, adding dedicated sales and marketing,
expanding recurring mold repair and maintenance services, and pursuing industry certifications to access
new sectors.