Modern equipment and technology enables Artisan Industries to take on the most challenging of molding projects. All our primary manufacturing equipment was built in the USA by Batavia, Ohio based Cincinnati Milacron. In business for over 120 years, Cincinnati Milacron has a world renowned reputation for building some of the finest and most reliable equipment available to the industry.

Currently, Artisan Industries operates injection molding machines ranging in size from 40 to 300 tons, which allows for broad molding capabilities. Our processing equipment operates on closed loop statistical process control (SPC) capable controls, that can independently monitor each step of the manufacturing process on a shot to shot basis. The software on our machines can monitor individual processing variables such as temperature, timing, injection pressure, and velocity, throughout the entire production run. If needed, these values can be graphed and or printed to provide an analytical record of the entire production process. These features help to ensure consistency and quality in the finished product.

In addition to our horizontal presses, we also operate a vertical injection molding machine with a six station rotary table. This machine is ideal for insert molding applications that require a highly specialized part to be produced in large quantities. The multi-station configuration on this machine allows for production efficiencies on insert molding applications that would be virtually unattainable on the traditional horizontal presses operated by the majority of companies. Plugs and other various electronic connectors are particularly well suited for manufacture on this type of equipment.

Our facility also utilizes various types of specialized auxiliary and automation equipment which further allows for diverse production capabilities. One such piece of equipment is our state-of-the-art weigh scale blender. With weigh scale blending technology, we are capable of mixing one or several additives with a base resin simultaneously. The blender weighs each component using a calibrated load cell, then mixes the components in small batches for unparalleled accuracy. When necessary, the blender can provide reports after every batch, showing (in grams) the exact quantity of each additive in the final mix. This is currently the most accurate technology available for mixing materials for large scale production.

We welcome you to contact us to discuss how our equipment recourses can meet your specific manufacturing needs.