Aerial view of Infinity Molding and Assembly's two manufacturing facilities in Mount Vernon, Indiana
Home base / 5520 Mount Vernon, Indiana

Facilities & campusOne address / two focused environments

Two facilities. One connected manufacturing campus.

Separate production environments, one nearby technical team, and one Mount Vernon address.

Walk the campus Meet Infinity
Site record IN / 47620
Campus14acres Facilities02focused environments Presses30all-electric

The people solving the problem are never far from the press.

Walk the campusDesigned around the work

The campus was organized around how customer programs need to move

The two facilities maintain the controls their markets require, then reconnect through a nearby network of engineering, tooling, metrology, automation, quality, and program leadership.

Building 01

Automotive + Industrial

High-control general production

  • 26 all-electric presses
  • 55–500-ton platform
  • Automation, tooling, assembly
Enter 01
Shared campus core People + evidence + decisions
Building 02

Medical + Healthcare

Dedicated controlled production

  • ISO Class 8 cleanroom
  • White-room assembly
  • 4 all-electric presses
Enter 02

Inside the main plantAutomotive + Industrial

The main plant is built for difficult parts and direct answers

Automotive, industrial, consumer, and non-cleanroom medical work moves through a production hall where molding, robotic handling, inspection, tool support, and secondary operations remain visibly connected.

Modern all-electric injection molding production floor with integrated robotic handling cells
On the floorElectric presses, automation, and people working in one production field.
Press platform26all-electric machines
Clamp range55–500tons
Work beyond molding01connected production path
01MaterialControlled preparation 02MoldingAll-electric process 03EvidenceInspection at source 04Value addedAssembly to fulfillment

Across the driveMedical + Healthcare

Medical manufacturing gets its own air, flow, and discipline

Infinity built a separate 11,000-square-foot environment for programs that benefit from controlled molding and assembly—then placed it close enough to share experienced technical support.

Explore cleanroom molding
Technician working in a bright controlled medical molding and assembly environment
Controlled environmentISO Class 8 molding + white-room assembly
Complete air exchange Every 50 seconds

Conditioned air is filtered through the cleanroom and returned to the surrounding building, supporting a controlled production environment.

11,000

sq. ft. ISO Class 8 cleanroom and white-room assembly facility

04

all-electric molding machines with robotic support

On site

particle-count monitoring and controlled material flow

Controlled movement Outside air and open doors do not define the production path.
01Airlock 02Cleanroom 03Assembly + pack

Why the short walk mattersChoose a campus moment

When the work changes, the right conversation starts nearby

Choose a situation below. The response map shows which nearby teams act, and the adjacent card explains what happens next.

Choose what changed

What happens next / New part

Review the part with the people who will tool, mold, and verify it.

The campus advantage is a shared review with the real production context in view—not a requirement passed between disconnected suppliers.

Review intentPlan the moldAlign production
Explore engineering support
Manufacturing engineer and quality technician reviewing dimensional evidence beside a coordinate measuring machine
Evidence stays attached to the workTechnical conversations happen around the actual part.

People close to productionThe human advantage

A short walk keeps conversations grounded in the actual work

The benefit of one campus is not simply speed. It is context. Engineers can see the process, quality teams can connect evidence to conditions, and program leaders can bring the right people into the same conversation.

Open door 01Engineering + DFMBefore steel and through launch
Open door 02ToolroomMaintenance, repair, and changes
Open door 03MetrologyCMM, vision, and dimensional evidence
Open door 04AutomationHandling, inspection, and cell logic

The result: fewer handoffs where meaning can get lost.

Rooted in Southwest IndianaMount Vernon / Since 1982

Mount Vernon is more than a location. It is where Infinity grew up.

From its Southwest Indiana roots, Infinity has expanded around the work customers brought through the door—adding technical depth, a dedicated medical environment, and an all-electric molding platform without leaving the campus behind.

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Come see the workPlan a facility-fit conversation

Bring the part. Meet the people. See where the program would live.

Share the geometry, resin, annual volume, quality framework, environmental needs, and downstream operations. Infinity can map those requirements to the right facility and technical team.

Start the conversation Review capabilities
  1. 01Part + resinWhat must the component do?
  2. 02EvidenceWhat must release prove?
  3. 03VolumeHow must production scale?
  4. 04FinishWhat happens after molding?