Viking Plastics extends injection molding to Indiana facility
An injection molder has spent more than $2 million this year to add manufacturing capacity and assembly capabilities to a facility that previously ...
An injection molder has spent more than $2 million this year to add manufacturing capacity and assembly capabilities to a facility that previously only handled tooling work. And Viking Plastics is not done yet. The company's plant in Jeffersonville, Ind., which has installed two additional injection molding machines and assembly cells, plans to install three more by the end of September. The decision to expand in Jeffersonville into parts manufacturing came "increasing demands from a key HVAC customer," the company has said.