To suit your demands, we produce a variety of molds:

Molds for Aluminum Prototypes

Steel Model Molds

Pre-Hardened Molds

Cast Iron Molds for Production

Molds with a single cavity

Molds with Multiple Cavities

Over-Shapes

Turning Molds

Rubber Molds

Cast Molds

M.G.R. Mold Inc. has been a family-run business since 1980, providing injection molding, prototype, and production run services to a variety of sectors.

Get ready for a "out-of-this-world" experience with your next plastic molding or tooling order from OrbitDesign, which reaches new heights in the field of plastic moldmaking and tooling technology, innovations in injection molding, and breakthroughs in quality control. OrbitDesign entered the plastic moldings business when other companies were unable to mold a highly-engineered part for which we had to build the tool. We purchased a computerized plastic injection molding machine, modified it for our needs, and soon started producing the parts. OrbitDesign is redefining the plastic molding industry. By acting as consultants rather than vendors, we put our customers first and cultivate respectful, enduring relationships. Obsessed with quality, we continuously embrace technology in every aspect of our operations.

Blue Ridge Industries started off as an assembler and specialty injection molder of plastic parts in 1985. With presses weighing between 100 and 950 tons, BRI improved and grew its injection molding capabilities throughout time. To better serve our clients, we have expanded our offerings beyond molding. Rapid prototyping, a wide range of assembly options, and end-user fulfillment are all provided by BRI.

Our facilities grew along with the company. In 1989, we relocated to the present location. The 25,000 sq. The facility's size was increased to 75,000 sq. ft. in 1994. BRI now has almost 100,000 square feet. warehousing and manufacturing space of feet.

In addition to offering top-notch customer service, BRI's advantageous location helps it succeed. Accessed via I-81 in

We are hardworking Americans who have a deep dedication to the tenacious work ethic, meticulous attention to detail, and can-do spirit that helped to create this nation.  Our plant, which is in Northern Virginia, has the cutting-edge tools, know-how, and mindset needed to competitively design and produce products here in the country.

Our objective is to provide services, components, and solutions to our clients at a faster rate, to a higher level, and at a cheaper cost. We are engineers with a passion for producing parts, products, tools, and systems.  For a range of industries and project sizes, we provide the best quality in product development, machining, fabrication, and metrology.

We got our start in 1949 as Plastic Products Corporation, a little business that produced hearing aid cables.

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We changed course in 1987, changed our name to Plastics One Inc., and relocated to the Southwest County of Roanoke, Virginia, where we are now. We directly collaborate with OEMs worldwide to produce injection-molded goods and connecting cables used in the medical sector. Our target market hasn't changed, but our additive manufacturing focus has grown and allowed us to continue to develop our customer base. All departments are housed in this large facility under one roof, including R&D, Engineering, Toolroom, Production, Sales, Customer Service, Procurement, Accounting, and Marketing, who collaborate to provide the best service possible to our clients.

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Since 2001, when we switched to employee ownership, our

Henry Beck, the founder of Tessy Plastics, was born in Germany, and at the age of 14, he began an apprenticeship as a toolmaker. He stayed with the same employer after graduating in 1953 for another two years before accepting a job teaching clients how to run tool-making machines in Brazil in 1955. Henry was keen to travel the world and accepted the assignment. After spending two years in Brazil, Henry moved to the United States and began working as a service engineer for the country's largest importer, installing and instructing at businesses for 20 years, including NASA.

Henry founded the Beck Machinery Inc. in 1968 in Skaneateles, New York, and supplied Swiss-made automatic screw machines to renowned business Welch Allyn. Welch Allyn urged Henry to launch an injection molding business based on their mutual confidence and trust.

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