Osborne Industries is an OEM supplier of thermoset plastic parts utilizing Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) and Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) processes. Plastic molding is typically not considered for low volume parts due to high tooling costs. Osborne Industries has overcome this, by successfully developing low-cost composite molds. They begin by using a CNC router to make a precise mold pattern using electronic models. Our skilled craftsmen then build your molds on-site using durable composite mold resins. Osborne has many molds in production that have made thousands of parts, lasting many years. This method enables Osborne to be highly competitive with other molding processes – even at very low production volumes.

Durable, low-cost composite RIM and RTM molds offer production flexibility to:

• Market test your new concepts inexpensively
• Keep investment tied to market success
• Increase to full production as sales grow
• Profit from low- and medium-volume
• Option to convert to high-speed metal tooling for high-volume production when your market dictates
• Gel-coat RTM molded parts to eliminate painting saving both time and money.

Osborne Industries has over 35 years experience making custom composite molds. Our OEM customers have composite molds that have made thousands of parts, over the course of many years. Whether you are looking to make 50 parts or 50,000 parts, Osborne Industries will help you determine the most cost effective molds to manufacture your composite parts.

Osborne Industries is a 100% employee-owned company, so every employee has a vested interest in the success of your project. With Osborne on your team, you gain technical expertise, engineering assistance, and the skills of dedicated craftsman with over 35 years of practical day-to-day production experience. They have the manufacturing expertise with thermoset plastics and composites using RTM and RIM molding to take your project from concept to successful completion. If you are looking for an OEM composite part supplier, give Osborne Industries a call. Their experts will help you find innovative answers for your toughest plastics challenges.