THE HOME FOR THE NORTH AMERICAN INJECTION MOLDING INDUSTRY

The Injection Molding and Design expo is a free-to-attend tradeshow from the people behind Plastics News and Injection World magazines. Focused exclusively on injection molding, the two-day event brings together the complete North American supply chain, from part and mold design, through process optimization and automation, to finishing and assembly.

This trade show brings the injection molding community together to identify new opportunities and learn about the technologies, materials and equipment that will drive this industry forward. We all share common goals: making better parts at lower costs, while meeting global sustainability demands.

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LEARN

Hear from the leading industry experts at our free conference theaters, taking place on the show floor.

EXHIBIT

Make the most of your marketing budget by presenting your products to a targeted audience over two days.

VISIT

Source new products and services from hundreds of suppliers under one roof at this free-to-attend show.

Introducing the first confirmed speakers…

Patricia Miller
CEO and Visionary
M4 Factory

Bill Wood
Economics Editor
Plastics News

Travis Belz
Applications Engineering Manager
Beaumont

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EXHIBITIng

on the show floor

You bring your expertise and we’ll deliver the customers

Exhibiting at the Injection Molding and Design Expo will put your company in front of thousands of quality customers from across the full range of end-use industries.

Visitors will include contract molders, proprietary product producers, packaging specialists, tier one suppliers and OEMs. The strong design focus of the show means it will also attract those involved in designing and engineering new products, as well as selecting plastic materials and components.

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VISITing

the show for free

Need to source new products and understand the emerging technologies?

We know that there is nothing quite like seeing a product and meeting the people behind it when making a decision about a new supplier. At the Injection Molding and Design Expo, you will have access to a huge range of materials, technologies and services to check out.

Our exhibitors have invested time to help you find the right solutions. On the show floor meet manufacturers of a broad variety of processing machinery, auxiliary equipment, molds, components, replacement parts and software used by injection molders throughout their factories. In addition, the event will showcase the full range of resins, compounds, concentrates, additives, consumables and services used by molders.

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Show highlights

"The industry is still a person to person type business. We have been really happy with the turnout, and we are looking forward to next year."

Gregory P. Boston, General Polymers

"The leads have been great. There are a lot of potential buyers among the crowd. It was worthwhile to be here."

Glenn Frohring, Absolute Haitian

"I am amazed that there are so many learning opportunities, as well as a lot of industry representatives. Not only just the molders or convertors but also the OEMs and the industry leading equipment OEMs. It is a really good experience for me. I came across lots of different products and innovative solutions that I was not aware of."

Sohan Mangtani, Honeywell International

"It is nice to get to talk to people again in the industry and reconnect. We got to talking to molders, brand-owners, which is really who we were looking to talk to."

Molly Ritchie, Star Plastics

"We have had some really good conversations, and we are looking forward to the follow-up. We have had some very in-depth conversations, and we think we can generate some really good business from this."

Mark Davidson, RAMPF

"I am satisfied with the amount of leads I’ve had and the quality of those leads. It will lead to continuous growth for decades to come."

Carl Strom, C-Sert Manufacturing

"It has been great meeting people in person. With the pandemic it was difficult for quite some time, so it has been great to connect personally. People have been really excited to learn what we do."

Bastiaan Oud, Simcon

"The exhibitors were great and so were the quality of leads generated."

Art Blake, Matsui America

"A good experience to get exposure to new and interesting technology."

Mustafa Malik, Spectrum Plastics

"It was a good learning experience regarding new products. It also gave me a chance to meet with people I've only ever talked to over the phone."

Roeland Tuinman, Rampf

"Great opportunity to meet with multi-level representatives from the molding and compounding world. Information on future trends and legislation were eye-opening, and we are looking forward to a bigger event next year."

Linda Cenin, Polymer Products

"It’s been great to reconnect with colleagues and old friends from the industry and seeing some life past covid."

Mark Gomulka, Westfall Technik

"The best part is that it’s in our backyard. We get to really show what we have to offer to the automotive industry and have access to a great group of companies in this area to show off the exciting new products we have to offer to this industry."

Mike McCutcheon, DME

"There’s excitement in the air, and I’m looking forward to walking through the show. I’m glad to see the Hillenbrand companies are well represented with Milacron, DME and Mold Masters here."

Adam Domurat, Mold Masters

"It’s nice to see local suppliers and people from our area; customers as well as vendors coming in to see the show and look at our equipment."

Kevin Harris, Milacron

"We have been so busy, and it’s only been open for an hour and a half. We’ve had a lot of good feedback and a lot of good customers and a lot of interest, so we’re happy to be here and look forward to being here again next year."

Joe Gracia, MAC Automation Concepts

"I think this show is an awesome opportunity for people to come together and learn about technology adoption and methodologies, this is a great place to be."

Troy Nix, MAPP