At Sonoco, we believe in harnessing the power of process to drive innovation. Our proprietary i6 Innovation Process leverages market insights with advanced technical expertise to fully imagine, test, produce and deliver 360-degree solutions. While innovation demands creativity, free-thinking and imagination, the i6 Innovation process gives it direction, power and purpose. Adhering to this disciplined approach is vital to helping solve problems and consistently deliver repeatable, scalable custom plastic injection molding services for our customers.

Whether you’re using custom plastic injection molding to manufacture medical devices more efficiently, to prevent contamination of apparel products, or to reduce the weight of car parts and components, Sonoco has the experience, expertise, and craftsmanship to ensure the success of your project.

Sonoco provides custom injection molding services to make plastic parts and components for virtually any product application across a range of industries. Businesses who demand the best use our custom injection-molded plastics in a wide variety of products, from surgical-grade medical devices to highly technical automotive components.

Our digital factories create prototypes and low-volume parts fast, while our manufacturing network, offers advanced capabilities and volume pricing.

Our helpful design aid demonstrates part features that are too thin or too thick, bad bosses, right and wrong ribs, and other considerations to be mindful of while designing parts for injection molding.

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Get machined parts anodized and chromate plated with our quick-turn finishing option. Eligible materials include aluminum 6061/6082 and 7075.

Guiding customers through every stage of a custom precision molding project, our comprehensive approach includes advanced design and engineering assistance, mold making, prototyping, real-world testing and automated assembly services.

Tough Black (Loctite Henkel 3843) and Ceramic-Filled (BASF 3280) are two new advanced photopolymer materials now available for 3D printing.