MGB Engineering Co

Alpha Omega Plastics, located in Elk Grove Village, IL, is a leading provider of commercial and industrial plastic recycling services, with over 40 years of experience in the industry. The company focuses on economically beneficial solutions, processing more than 35 million pounds of scrap plastic annually to transform waste into useful products. Specializing in various recycling processes, Alpha Omega Plastics offers services such as densifying, guillotining, grinding, and repelletizing to aid in the management of scrap materials. Their commitment to unparalleled service, competitive pricing, and overall value has established them as a trusted name in the Midwest recycling sector. Generated from the website

Moore-Addison Precision Machining, established in 1953, specializes in the machining and fabrication of non-metallic materials, laminates, and plastics. With a commitment to delivering high-quality parts in a timely manner, the company caters to diverse industries including aircraft, medical, and military, showcasing a capabilities-driven approach to precision machining. The family-owned business offers both custom short-run and long-run production, ensuring that customers receive consistently good parts tailored to meet their specific needs. Equipped with modern machinery and advanced production techniques, Moore-Addison stands ready to fulfill the machining demands of its clients while maintaining a focus on personal customer care and reliable supply chain management. Generated from the website

The sample parts that were supplied to our customers impressed them so much that they asked if we would be interested in running production. Thus, Plastifab, Inc was founded. From 1 molding machine in the corner of a tool shop to over 23 machines in our current facility, many changes have come about. Tooling has changed, machinery has changed and materials have changed. But the one thing that hasn't changed is the commitment to our customers.We believe that one of our best assets is the ability to change and adapt to each one of our customers' needs. This is where we feel that the term "Custom Molding" really applies. We at Plastifab would like our customers to feel that we are a part of their company, working for a common goal and not just another supplier.