Protomould Capacity Increase

Over the last few months, we all know the effects of Covid-19 have changed the world and the landscape for business. We are not sure as to what impact this will fully have on our everyday lives or business lives at this stage. We, as people and businesses have had to adapt to these new

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Protomould Capacity Increase News
What We Do News

What We Do

Protomould Plastics are a sister company of Plas-Tech, after establishing the business in Brandesburton, East Yorkshire, a large investment program was undertaken across 2017-2018 to put Protomould in front of its competitors. With a brand-new factory and a full range of new plastic injection moulding machines being supported by our expert staff you can rely

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Our New Website

Our New Website We are extremely excited to announce the launch of our brand new Protomould Plastics website! We have incorporated some brilliant new features along with a mobile first design. This website will guarantee all of our customers receive the best experience possible when choosing Protomould Plastics. Being in the plastic manufacturing business we

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Our New Website News
Our New Factory News

Our New Factory

During 2016 the plan for a new factory was on the cards, now we are more than half way into 2017, we can confirm the construction of a new factory is well underway, this is part of securing the companies future and growth at the East Yorkshire site As of current the smaller building which adjoins the

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Protomould Investment

Over the last 12 months, Protomould have undergone a large investment plan expanding not only the factory but its broad range of equipment. This exciting new investment allows us to highlight our high standards and professional service, keeping us up to date with the latest technology and making us a leading plastic homeware supplier in

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Protomould Investment News
Plastic Injection Moulding News

Plastic Injection Moulding

Plastic Injection moulding is a manufacturing process commonly used for moulding more detailed plastic components. Both surfaces can have basic or intricate details and the parts can be used for either aesthetic or non-visual uses. Essentially, most of the plastic parts we use today have been injection moulded. It is a fairly quick moulding process

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