Company / About Infinity Mount Vernon, Indiana Established 1982
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Full-service U.S. injection moldingBuilt close to the work

About Infinity Molding & Assembly Custom injection molding in Mount Vernon, Indiana

Infinity Molding & Assembly, Inc. provides custom injection molding, engineering support, automation, inspection, and assembly. Founded in 1982, the company operates two facilities on one Mount Vernon, Indiana campus.

Experience
Since 1982
Production
30 all-electric presses
Press range
55–500 tons
Campus
2 focused facilities

A focused manufacturing partnerResponsibility stays visible

Company operations on one Southwest Indiana campus

The campus includes primary manufacturing and a dedicated medical facility. Engineering, tooling support, production, quality, and program management work across these operations.

What Infinity is built to do Engineering, molding, inspection, and assembly.

Program teams coordinate part requirements, production planning, and quality records.

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Close tothe work
Part

Start with function

Geometry, material, tolerance, environment, and downstream use shape the manufacturing approach.

Process

Build repeatability

Equipment, automation, tooling, and process windows are aligned around stable production.

Proof

Measure at the source

On-site inspection and certified systems connect evidence to the people making the product.

Partnership

Stay accountable

Program knowledge remains accessible from early review through launch and ongoing improvement.

Manufacturing approachFour areas of program work

How a molding program moves from requirements to ongoing production

Program review covers application requirements, design for manufacturability, process control, and support after launch.

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Commitment 01 / Understand

Review application and manufacturing requirements

Application conditions, geometry, resin, tolerance, volume, validation, and downstream operations are considered together so the manufacturing brief reflects the real program.

  • Application-led review
  • Material and tolerance context
  • Clear technical ownership
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One Mount Vernon campusSpecialized where it matters

Two manufacturing facilities with shared technical resources

The primary manufacturing operation and dedicated medical facility have distinct production environments. Engineering, quality leadership, environmental management, and customer communication are shared across the campus.

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Facility A

Primary manufacturing

Complex molding, high-heat resins, automation, inspection, tooling support, and secondary operations for automotive, industrial, consumer, and other demanding programs.

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Shared operating spine

Engineering
Quality leadership
Environmental system
Program communication
One accountable company
Facility B

Medical manufacturing

A dedicated ISO Class 8 molding environment and controlled white-room assembly support sensitive healthcare programs under an ISO 13485 quality system.

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14-acre Southwest Indiana campus Specialized environments. Shared knowledge. One customer relationship.

People close to productionKnowledge moves with the work

Manufacturing teams and their technical responsibilities

Engineers, production technicians, tooling staff, and quality teams review part requirements and production results. Their work includes molding process setup, automation, tool maintenance, and dimensional inspection.

Engineering, quality, and manufacturing professionals examining a precision molded component together Cross-functional review / One shared program context
01Production-centered expertise

Engineering and quality decisions stay grounded in the way the part is actually made.

02Direct communication

Focused teams and accessible leadership help technical questions reach the right owner quickly.

03Continuous learning

Tool history, process evidence, and improvement work build useful knowledge across the life of a program.

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Partnership beyond launchProgram memory matters

Support after launch for tools, processes, and program changes

Ongoing work includes preventive maintenance, engineering review of revisions, secondary operations, and quality response as program requirements change.

  1. 01
    Launch knowledge

    Critical assumptions and process decisions remain connected to the production team.

    Transfer
  2. 02
    Tool access

    Preventive maintenance and in-house support protect availability and response time.

    Maintain
  3. 03
    Change response

    Engineering, quality, and production can assess revisions within shared program context.

    Adapt
  4. 04
    Value expansion

    Automation, assembly, printing, packaging, and inspection can extend the delivered product.

    Advance

Built to prove the workSystems + evidence

Certified quality systems and on-site inspection

Infinity operates ISO 9001, ISO 13485, IATF 16949, and ISO 14001 systems. Incoming resin verification, scientific molding, dimensional inspection, and traceable records support production requirements.

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Evidence chain
01

Incoming resin assuranceFTIR scanning supports material verification.

02

Scientific process controlDefined windows support repeatable molding.

03

On-site measurementCMM and vision systems keep dimensional evidence close.

04

Documented releaseTraceable records connect product and process evidence.

Rooted in Southwest IndianaDomestic reach / local responsibility

Company involvement in Southwest Indiana

Infinity is based in Mount Vernon. The company supports employee contribution days for community projects and charitable events, and uses ISO 14001 environmental management across both facilities.

Community

Employee community contribution days

Paid contribution days help employees participate in community projects and charitable events.

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EnvironmentISO 14001 across both facilities

A shared environmental management system connects responsible operation, procurement, and continuous improvement.

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CareersBuild manufacturing knowledge here

Technical, production, quality, and support roles contribute to one connected customer outcome.

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Domestic accessOne U.S. campus team

Engineering, production, quality, and leadership remain directly accessible within the same operating footprint.

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