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Infinity Molding & Assembly is a leading cleanroom molding and manufacturing facility in Mount Vernon, Indiana. With state-of-the-art equipment and a dedicated team, they offer custom injection molding, assembly, pad printing, sterilization protocol management, and fulfillment services for the automotive and medical industries. Their ISO 8 Class 100,000 cleanroom is equipped with electric molding machines, robotics, and on-site particle-count monitoring, making them a top choice for customers seeking high-quality cleanroom molding solutions. Specializing in medical healthcare capabilities, Infinity Molding & Assembly produces a wide range of products including diagnostic meters and strips, surgical pump components, drug delivery components, cardio monitor assemblies, surgical accessories, optical scan products, and orthopedic components. With a strong focus on program management and high-level communication, they ensure seamless coordination between clients, Infinity, and any outside suppliers involved. Committed to maintaining a clean and controlled environment, their cleanroom facility follows strict gowning protocols and utilizes a locking door system to minimize contaminants and ensure the production of disposable and durable medical parts of the highest quality.Generated from the website

Plastic Products designs and manufactures injection molded parts and assemblies for companies in the appliance, automotive, building products, consumer products, commercial, electronics and recreational vehicle industries. PPC is a tier-two supplier to many tier-one automotive contractors, and it supplies some of the largest appliance manufacturers in the United States. Its custom assemblies are used in refrigerators, freezers, dish washers, air filters, thermostats, water filters, respirators, electronic connectors, snowmobiles and motorcycles. Plastic Products maintains eight locations throughout the U.S., which boast a combined 200-plus injection machines. Its 75,000-square-foot Greenville, Ky., location was opened in 1996 and has more than 20 presses.