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Starkey partnered with Phillips to decorate parts used in the Z-on with BluWave SP series of hearing aids that blend cutting-edge technology and exquisite design. Read more >> |
Magnesium injection molding (MAG), once known as an arduous, sometimes unpredictable process, is now an established, proven technology. Ideal for companies looking to produce parts lighter and stronger than aluminum, magnesium can be finished with a variety of decorative methods. The metal is well suited for such markets as appliance, automotive, consumer, defense, lawn and garden, medical, recreational, and telecommunications. Magnesium injection molding is an option to be considered for the toughest, most technically challenging programs. Read more >> |
Ceramic has been a material of choice for demanding parts that require high resistance to heat, corrosion, and wear. Today, Phillips Plastics ceramic injection molding (CIM) services
make it possible to manufacture this durable material into small and micro-sized parts with complex geometries. Read more >> |
Our world is micro sized at Phillips Plastics Corporation®, where our team of engineers, toolmakers, and production people are trained to think tiny. As true micro molders, we specialize in manufacturing plastic, metal, and ceramic components of microscopic scale ranging from 0.000008 to 0.003 cubic inches, with the ability to hold tolerances as little as -/+0.0003 inches. Read more >> |
Who would have ever thought that when INTERFACE began 150 issues ago, that Phillips Plastics Corporation would be where it is today a full service supplier who is known for fusing creativity with technology.
And today, almost twenty years after the first INTERFACE was mailed out, were even more excited to share the changing face of our Company.
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Partnering with Phillips Plastics will get you the deliverables you expect because pairing talented individuals with state-of-the-art technology develops an infrastructure of complete resources to provide cutting-edge solutions for even the most complex programs. By fusing creativity with technology, our commitment to innovation met and overcame the challenges presented in 2007.
Featured below are just a few of the success stories from this year. For a complete version on any case study, go to www.phillipsplastics.com and click on Case Studies. Read more >> |
Combining liquid silicone rubber and traditional thermoplastics in one molded part is an easy way to cost-effectively add product features. Read more >> |
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