Ingersoll, Ontario
Bringing ideas to life.Manufacturing critical infrastructure for the future.
Where our parts live
From the sump pit to the finish coat.
Most of what we make ends up out of sight — under a floor, behind a wall, at the end of a pipe. Pick a marker to see where it goes to work.
- Freeze Guard — Outside. Fitted where the sump pump discharge leaves the house. If the line out to the yard freezes, water escapes through the guard instead of backing up, so the pump keeps running.
- PEX clips & supports — Basement. Hot and cold PEX runs clipped to the underside of the floor joists, keeping the lines straight, supported and secure from the water heater to every fixture.
- PEX fittings — Kitchen. Where the supply lines turn up through the floor into the sink cabinet. Our F1960 and F2159 fittings make the connections in between.
- Airlock & sausage packaging — Bathroom. The sealant bead where the tub meets the tile comes out of a cartridge or a sausage pack. Airlock is our patented cartridge that closes again, so the rest of the tube is still good next time.
- Drywall hand tools — Upstairs. Taping knives and mud pans for embedding tape and coating the joints, designed and molded in-house alongside the sander line.
- Hand & pole sanders — Upstairs. Sanding the joints smooth before paint. Our patented Quick Clip sanders hold the sheet with a lever at each end: load it, snap it shut, carry on.
On-time delivery
Clamp force across the press fleet
Industries
Markets we serve.
Drywall & finishing
Plumbing & water well
Hangers & supports
Agricultural
Water craft & marine
Industrial OEM
What we do
Three ways to work with us.
Some customers buy a finished product off our shelf. Some bring an idea and build it with us. Some arrive with a drawing and a tooling path already settled. All three run off the same floor.
Our Products
Lines we design, tool and certify.
Co‑engineered Products
Ideas we engineer and build with you.
Contract Molding
Parts we mold, fill and pack to your spec.
How we work
One process, whatever the job.
- 01Define & scope
- 02Design
- 03Quote
- 04Tooling & fixtures
- 05Trial
- 06Produce and ship
Define & scope
What the part has to do, the volume behind it, the cost it has to land at, and whether there is a certification gate in front of you.
Design
Design for manufacture. Material selection, wall sections, draft, gating and the tolerances a press can actually hold. The cheapest stage to find a problem in, and the one most often skipped.
Quote
A firm piece price, the tooling path, and the terms. Scope, ownership and lead time agreed in writing before anything gets cut.
Tooling & fixtures
Tools sourced, cut or transferred, with cavitation matched to real volume — plus the fixtures, gauges and packaging aids that have to exist for the part to run properly.
Trial
Samples, dimensional reporting, and a documented process window, so run forty looks like run one.
Produce and ship
Scheduled production, filling and packaging configured, finished goods out the door.
Contact
Send us your idea.
A sketch, a sample, a drawing, or just a description of the problem. Whatever you have is enough to find out whether we are a fit, and you get an answer from a person inside a week.