Winona Pattern & Mold

PlastiCert Inc., based in Lewiston, MN, has been a trusted partner for design engineers and material management professionals for over 40 years, specializing in composite injection molding solutions across various industries, including industrial controls, aviation, telecommunications, and more. The company is committed to fostering personal growth and professional challenges within its team while emphasizing a strong sense of community responsibility. Recognized for its excellence in customer service, PlastiCert has received numerous testimonials asserting the quality of its rapid response and attention to detail in problem-solving. The team is dedicated to delivering innovative and consistent quality in plastics, aiming to support clients effectively and enhance their success in the marketplace. Generated from the website

Since 1971, Automation Displays Inc. (ADI) has been manufacturing graphic control panels and graphic displays. It is a full service custom manufacturing operation that specializes in control panels and annunciators. The company is a registered UL7 Listed control panel manufacturer authorized to manufacture UL 864 and 508 control panels. Its custom electronic components can effectively control indicators, manage switching devices and communicate via RS232, RS422 and RS485 serial interfaces to the customer PLC, SCADA system, Building Automation System or other system. Automation Displays Inc. s (ADI) product line consists of annunciators, detention, security, prison equipment and supplies (control panels), graphic fire alarm/smoke control panels, large scale map boards and display units, among others.

Midwest Pattern Inc., founded in January 2000 by Jason Speltz, is a prominent pattern shop located in Minnesota City, MN, dedicated to serving the local foundry industry. With a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology, the company offers a range of pattern and CAD modeling services to support the diverse needs of the metal casting sector. Initially relying solely on hand-crafted methods and paper blueprints, Midwest Pattern has evolved by incorporating CNC and CAD-CAM technology since 2005. This evolution ensures that the company maintains the skill set of the past while effectively addressing contemporary demands for quality and efficiency in pattern making. Generated from the website