Nordon manufactures a broad range of durable plastic parts molded into electrical connectors.
An electrical connector can be simply described as a conductive device for joining electrical circuits together. The variety of electrical connectors is indescribable.
An ideal electrical connector will have a low contact resistance and a high insulation value. It might also be resistant to vibration, water and oil. Desirable properties for a connector might also include compact size, durability and low cost.
Plastic parts with metal inserts are used to connect wires in any products utilizing electrical components.
There are thousands, if not millions of connectors that are available through catalogs, and are pretty much commodity items. On the other hand, there are probably as many custom designed connectors that are uniquely designed to fit with related components for almost any OEM company.
Insert molding readily provides a means for customizing connectors which provide the connector properties noted above. Insert molding generally applies to molding processes where an operator or a robot inserts the metal part of a connector into the mold, and then the mold closes and fills with plastic, thus surrounding and permanently anchoring the metal part. Nordon uses this process to produce custom designed connectors. Applications range from communications to automotive and truck industries.
Nordon is fully equipped to handle these types of manufacturing challenges. Let Nordon assist you in your next project.
Manufacturers of a broad range of custom plastic component parts for various industies.
Nordon produces a vast range of part sizes, from small, such as control knobs and computer keypad keys, to large, such as fans and fan shrouds for industrial air handling and air cooling systems.
The company produces a similar range of parts with demanding color and cosmetic appearance requirements, e.g. lighting fixture parts. If it’s a plastic part, and its geometry fits injection molding criteria, then Nordon has, or will produce it to customer specifications.
Nordon currently inventories over 500 stock keeping units (SKU’s) of virgin resins, and half again as many composites thereof.
Nordon is fully equipped to manufacture plastic injection molded parts at various sizes, materials and performance requirements. Let Nordon assist you in your next project.
Nordon Produces Medical Equipment and Disposables to exacting specifications.
There are many injection molders serving medical industries, often exclusively. In general, to service the medical industry, molders are required to produce parts within “clean rooms”, because of the need to comply with sterility standards. Clean rooms are not required for the production of medical equipment housings, nor for the production of “non-invasive” disposable items.
Medical equipment housings are produced according to very demanding cosmetic standards, due to the fact that they are conspicuously displayed in medical facilities, and they must be easily cleaned. Non-invasive medical disposables are produced to very demanding dimensional and cleanliness standards.
Invasive and non-invasive medical components typically require FDA approved medical-grade raw materials.
Nordon has produced medical equipment housings and non-invasive medical disposables for many years, despite inroads made by off-shore competitors. We understand and comply with the manufacturing standards imposed by the medical industry, and with FDA requirements. We employ validation and inspection standards to assure that production is always of the highest quality.
Nordon is fully equipped to manufacture plastic medical equipment of the highest standards of quality. Let Nordon help you with these and similar projects.
Nordon produces high volume plastic injection molding parts for the Food Packaging and Storage Industry.
Components from Nordon are supplied to OEM's serving the industrial and retail packaging industries. Nordon complies with the American Institute of Baking (AIB) standards.
Over 20 years ago, Nordon was producing rigid plastic containers both to strictly utilitarian standards and to higher cost cosmetic standards, using a range of polymers from polyethylene to talc-filled polypropylene. As the end-use market evolved to flexible packaging, Nordon transitioned to supporting flexible packaging by co-developing closures for flexible packaging applications.
These applications have demanding physical performance requirements, and require high multiples of mold cavities running at very fast cycles per minute.
Nordon is fully equipped to handle these types of challenges. Let Nordon assist you in your next tight tolorance project.