Innova Engineered Plastics buys injection molding capacity from ATMEX in Mexico
US-based Innova Engineered Plastics has acquired ATMEX's production assets in Mexicali, including nine injection molding machines ranging from 650 to 2,500 tons and 93,000 sq ft of floor space, expanding its large-tonnage capacity.
US-based Innova Engineered Plastics announced it has purchased production assets from ATMEX in Mexicali, Mexico. The deal adds nine injection molding machines ranging from 650 to 2,500 tons of clamping force, along with 93,000 square feet (about 8,600 m²) of production space.
The company says the expansion gives it large-tonnage capability for bigger, more demanding programs, alongside additional mid-range capacity to support higher-volume work.
What does this mean for a molder?
Demand for large-tonnage machine capacity (for big parts in automotive and appliances, for example) keeps growing globally — revisiting your own clamping-tonnage calculations with our clamping tonnage calculator can help clarify machine selection when quoting large parts.
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