IMAP New Location

IMAP has entered into an agreement with National Material Transport to lease space in their facility for a plastic injection molding location while they are planning and building the new Headquarters in Kenosha/Racine area. IMAP is grateful for the space provided by Terry Atwater Jr. and NMT.

International Mold and Production LLC is a custom plastic injection molding company and plastic injection mold builder, who also provides 3D printing services, rapid prototyping, laser scanning, and plastic product development in the greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois areas.

Reference for Enjen

Plastic Injection Molder President Len Koren says, “For anyone interested in working with an advocate in government incentives, I highly recommend ENJEN, you will be satisfied with the results! You will gain business contacts and connections required to grow your business!” ENJEN provided media contacts, financing contacts, and real estate options. In addition ENJEN was able set up meetings with government officials of various economic development agencies. The results of these meeting were economic incentive offers. Governments understand that it takes a significant competitive offer to attract and retain companies in this economic environment. ENJEN worked with areas that were strong in plastic injection molding tier 1 suppliers to automotive and recreational vehicle producers, as well as other products. IMAP was able to review the various offers and make the best decision for the new Plastic Injection Molding world headquarters, and although some of the offers were not acted upon, they can be tabled for future investments in those regions. The process took approximately 6 months and resulted in incentive offers from Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Mexico. In addition to obtaining these offers, Jennifer Kraus was instrumental in arranging and organizing meetings and travel to locations for reviewing real estate offerings and meeting with potential partners. 

http://www.enjen.us/blog/making-the-impossiblepossibleBenefits of working with ENJEN

Kaba-Kenosha Area Business Alliance

IMAP, a custom plastic injection molder, is a member of KABA, January 5th we welcomed Heather Wessling Grosz from KABA for a tour of our facility!

KABA has been a great resource in helping IMAP integrate into the Kenosha region. KABA helps with potential business partners, financing for gaps in deals, and networking events in the local area. IMAP is grateful for the help and assistance of all the KABA members!

International Mold and Production LLC is a custom plastic injection molding company and plastic injection mold builder, who also provides 3D printing services, rapid prototyping, laser scanning, and plastic product development in the greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois areas.

Announcement From Governer Scott Walker

MADISON – Governor Scott Walker today announced that International Mold and Production (IMAP), a leading supplier of custom plastic injection molds and parts, is relocating its operations from Illinois to Kenosha, and plans to create 25 jobs at its new headquarters.

“Congratulations to IMAP on its decision to relocate to our great state,” said Governor Walker. “I am looking forward to seeing the company continue to grow here because of our strong business climate and outstanding workforce. Small companies like IMAP are the backbone of Wisconsin’s economy because they create family sustaining jobs. It’s imperative that we continue to provide them with the support they need to compete in the global marketplace. IMAP received incentive offers from Indiana, Michigan and even Mexico, but made the right choice by selecting Wisconsin because of our state’s growing economy and the possibility of working with Foxconn.”

Len Koren, who founded the company in 2003, said part of the reason the business is relocating to southeastern Wisconsin is to take advantage of the opportunities that will be presented by the Foxconn Technology Group, which will build a $10 billion advanced manufacturing campus in nearby Racine County.

“IMAP has experienced growth recently with customers such as the Drone Racing League, as seen on ESPN; GOAT Pet Products, as seen on Shark Tank; and several other consumer product companies,” Koren said. “We eventually hope to supply Foxconn as well as tier-one automotive companies after we receive ISO certification.”

The company, which plans to invest $1.5 million in the Kenosha facility, has already started relocating some of its operations there. In addition to making Kenosha the company’s new headquarters, IMAP hopes to move some of its contracted manufacturing work from China to Wisconsin.

Originally started as a consulting business, IMAP’s capabilities expanded to include the addition of a manufacturing division in 2016 that serves the automotive, consumer products and medical industries. IMAP combines its expertise in 3D printing and plastic injection molding to produce 3D printed plastic injection molds, which save time and allow for fast iterations of the product.

To secure the company’s investment in Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) has awarded IMAP with up to $110,000 in state income tax credits over the next three years. The actual number of credits the company receives is contingent upon the number of jobs created.

“We appreciate this award from Governor Walker and WEDC as we have made a commitment to invest in the Kenosha area and be a part of the state’s continued job growth,” Koren said.

As part of today’s announcement, IMAP said it plans to hire staff in sales and marketing and engineering, as well as computer numerical control (CNC) machine and molding press operators. Interested individuals can apply for those positions at www.internationalmold.com.

Economic development officials from southeastern Wisconsin praised the company’s decision to relocate to the state.

“We are thrilled International Mold and Production has chosen the M7 region as the location to launch the next chapter of the company’s history,” said Logan Dawson, director of the Milwaukee 7. “The manufacturing assets in this region will provide a strong foundation for IMAP to continue to realize their exciting growth opportunities and potential.”

“The Kenosha Area Business Alliance is pleased to welcome IMAP to Kenosha County,” said Heather Wessling, vice president of economic development for KABA. “This forward-thinking company that hopes to be a growing part of the supply chain for diverse industries operating in Wisconsin is the type of company Kenosha County is excited to welcome to the community and support going forward.”

International Mold and Production LLC is a custom plastic injection molding company and plastic injection mold builder, who also provides 3D printing services, rapid prototyping, laser scanning, and plastic product development in the greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, illinois areas.

What Are 3D Printed Injection Molds?

Injection molding is the process of making a plastic part by injection of plastic resin into a mold. Traditional molds are cut from Steel, however, our new technology allows us to 3D print molds in days using composite or steel materials.

Watch this video to learn more about 3D Printed plastic injection molds:

Put your fears aside, we can support your product development locally with prototype molds, composite molds, design and rapid prototype, then outsource your production mold to a cost competitive country where labor rates are dramatically lower. We will handle the details of your project, timing updates, shipping, duty, tryouts, taxes, and export documents. You write the Purchase order to an American based company!

Contact us today 3dmolds@internationalmold.com for any questions or find out how we can benefit your company.

International Mold and Production LLC is a custom plastic injection molding company and plastic injection mold builder, who also provides 3D printing services, rapid prototyping, laser scanning, and plastic product development in the greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois areas.