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Harkness
Industries is the Northeast’s preeminent injection molder of
precision engineering grade plastic components. We provide an extraordinary
combination
of resources, focused exclusively on meeting the needs of customers
that require tight tolerance custom-molded parts. Our lean, market-oriented
organization concentrates on providing "total solutions" to
a diverse customer base across many markets.
Harkness offers its customers
the advantages of prototyping, engineering and tooling capabilities,
including expertise in utilizing in-house
cast urethane to create prototypes.
Our injection molding machines
are capable of clamping pressures from 15 to 400 tons and shot sizes
of 1 to 47 ounces.
A variety of secondary manufacturing operations
enable customers to fulfill all expectations with a single supplier. Click
here to request a quote
Capabilities
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- Engineering design and collaboration
- Data Exchange modes available: PDF
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- Rapid Prototyping – SLA
- Cast Urethane Prototypes
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- Tooling design, manufacture and repair
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- Presses from 15 tons to 400 tons
- 2” pipe and profile extruder
- Insert Molding
- Runs of all sizes
- Manufacture to tight tolerances of intricate parts
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- First Article reports
- Inspection/Testing Lab
- RoHS Compliant
- UL Approval
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- Screen Printing
- Ultrasonic Welding
- Reaming
- Assembly
- Drilling
- Cutting & Machining
- Annealing
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- Project Management & Time-line tracking
- JIT
- Kanban
- Tailored Packaging
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Case Study
A customer was losing market share due to the high cost and
variable quality of an intricate, internally threaded part. The product
was originally being manufactured elsewhere using a manually run injection
mold.
Face-to-face and on-line collaboration provided meaningful insight to the customer's
needs. Key part design modifications were jointly developed and agreed upon
before proceeding with new tooling. The mold was ultimately configured to
be fully automatic with three unscrewing core pins controlled by an ancillary
PLC computer. The initial mold sampling produced "parts-to-print" that
were delivered to the customer within hours.
Working hand-in-hand with the customer’s project engineer
produced a superior product and injection mold which restored market
share by cutting cycle time 300%, improving assembly efficiency 60%
and reducing overall cost by more than 35%. The customer’s expectations
were exceeded in every way – ease of doing business, on time and
within budget.
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