Norflex Inc

Intek Plastics specializes in providing custom plastic extrusions and plastic materials to its clients. It assists its customers in materials technology, design engineering, plastic extrusion and in-house tooling. Through computer numerical control (CNC) machining and computer-aided design (CAD) software, Intek Plastics manufactures a variety of dyes and tools. Based in Hastings, Minn., the company provides extruded seals/gaskets/point of purchase displays, windows/doors and compartments. Intek Plastics serves clients from the construction, agriculture, appliance, telecommunications, transportation, displays, windows and doors, commercial refrigeration and lighting industries.

Located in Osceola, Wis., F&M Plastics is a family-owned corporation that manufactures dip molding and coating vinyl parts. Established in 1960, the company manufactures a variety of medical products, such as tips and covers, protective caps, handle grips and sleeves. Additionally, it offers customs application services for molding, shift level boots, dock caps and covers, trailer bar covers and automotive covers. The company also offers products molded from a wide selection of plastics, including flame resistant, ultraviolet and weather resistant materials. F&M Plastics offers custom designing services for tools in various sizes and shapes. Its facilities include computer-controlled mills and lathes. F&M Plastics also offers secondary services, including printing, punching and custom packaging.

General Pattern Company is a full-service provider of rapid prototyping, rapid tooling and rapid manufacturing for the automotive, medical, industrial and consumer products industries throughout the world. The company is a privately held, fourth generation, global company that was founded in 1922. It employs approximately 200 employees with a diverse array of technical and administrative capabilities. The company also designs and manufactures injection mold tools from component designs. General Pattern Company maintains its headquarters in Minneapolis, with additional engineering and manufacturing facilities in Ham Lake and Duluth, Minn., Detroit and London.