We've been working to reduce our environmental footprint for years — cutting energy use, recycling manufacturing waste, and maintaining ISO 14001 certification. It's not a marketing initiative. It's just how we run the plant.


We don't treat environmental responsibility as a checkbox. It shows up in how we design tooling, how we run our lines, and how we report to our customers. Here's what that actually looks like.
Sustainability isn't a separate program for us — it's part of how we schedule production, validate processes, and manage quality. Our team reviews environmental performance the same way we review output and defect rates.


We run internal audits, track corrective actions, and keep our environmental documentation current. If a customer or third party needs to review our compliance records, we're ready.
Keeping our plants modern and our people trained isn't just good for business — it's how we stay safe, reduce waste, and keep quality consistent. We invest in both because they're connected.



Since 2015, we've cut energy consumption by 40% across our facilities. It didn't happen overnight — it came from equipment upgrades, process changes, and a team that actually pays attention to the numbers.
We completed our ISO 14001 recertification audit with zero major findings. Our environmental management system is current and audit-ready.
We expanded our recycling program across both plants. Scrap plastic, packaging, and process waste are all tracked and diverted from landfill.
Every person on our production floor now goes through environmental awareness training. If you work here, you know what we're tracking and why it matters.
If your supplier qualification process requires environmental documentation, ISO certificates, or audit support — just ask. We keep everything current and can turn it around quickly.
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