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About

A Utah-based partner for US-made plastic parts.

Peak Molding is a Utah-based US sourcing and program-management partner. We don't run a shop, presses, or a toolroom. We place plastic injection molding and tooling at US shops. Peak quotes, tracks, and stays on the program.

Shops do the steel and the shots. Peak stays on the program — quoting it and tracking it.

Cost-competitive through shop relationships

Peak Molding does not run a shop. We place plastic injection molding and tooling at a US shop network and handle sales, marketing, and ongoing customer and program management so those shops can focus on the steel and the shots. Parts are made at US shops. Peak quotes, tracks, and stays on the program.

How we work

Four things we don't compromise on.

01

Shop network, Peak on the program

Shops do the steel and the shots. Peak quotes, tracks, and stays on the program.

02

Honest quoting

If your volume doesn't justify injection molding, we'll tell you. If a part should be two pieces, we'll say so. No published quote clock.

03

US shops, not a Peak floor

We don't run a shop. We place work with US shops we already work with, and we add shops when the part needs it.

04

Peak stays on the program

Reorders and change-orders go through Peak — not a hand-off into the shop's inbox.

By the numbers

US shops. Peak on the program.

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Utah-based sourcing partner
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Parts made at partner shops
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Quotes, tracks, stays on the program
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Tooling + production sourcing
How Peak works with shops

We place the work. The shop runs the press.

Peak matches the program to a US shop — shops we already work with, or a new one when the part needs it. The shop quotes tooling and piece-price. Peak consolidates that, tracks schedule and quality, and stays on the program. We don't run a plant.

Become a Qualified Supplier

Ready to see real numbers?

Send Peak your part. We'll reply. Tooling and piece-price come back after the shop quotes. If you're moving a tool, we'll ask the destination shop for a window. We will not invent one.