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My dad runs a small plastic injection molding company. He's got a single bread and butter product they make, but he's always looking for new ideas. Is there a
by willtheperson 14y ago
My dad runs a small plastic injection molding company. He's got a single bread and butter product they make, but he's always looking for new ideas.
Is there a way for people to easily connect with manufacturers in the USA? My dads shop is really small and hungry vs some shop you could find in a google search with lots of machines (and expensive)
- retroafroman 14y agoGetting listed at Thomasnet.com[1] would be a good start. [1] http://www.thomasnet.com/products/injection-molding-custom-96014733-1.html http://www.thomasnet.com/products/injection-molding-custom-9...
- soggypenny 14y agoA solution to this problem is EXACTLY what my co-founder and I are working on right now. We're working to be Match.com for custom-made parts, and highly specialized shops like your dad's are the ideal use case for our product. Would you be willing to talk directly or put me in touch with your dad? We'd love to help out any way we can.
- grannyg00se 14y agoI'm looking for a match to a die casting or cnc milling shop. Your contact info is not in your profile. Care to shoot me an email?
- soggypenny 14y agoHi grannyg00se! I don't see an email in your profile, so: 1. Rob 2. SupplyBetter.com 1 @ 2 is my email. Let's talk.
- krschultz 14y agoHave a landing page or someplace to signup for more info later?
- soggypenny 14y agoYes, indeed! supplybetter.com is our landing page. We're always looking for feedback on our service and site, so feel free to hit us up!
- damncabbage 14y agoHN auto-links URLs in your post (eg. http://supplybetter.com http://supplybetter.com), but you need to include the http:// http://. (I find auto-linking lowers click friction for me, personally.)
- gregpilling 14y agomfg.com is a place that I use to find new suppliers on a regular basis.