Alexander Plast combines precision plastic injection moulding and in-house toolmaking at a single manufacturing site in Chwaszczyno, Poland. Operating as a specialist brand of the family-owned Alexander production business, our team draws on decades of experience manufacturing components for games, toys and external industrial customers.
Our injection moulding facility produces single- and two-component plastic parts using a machine fleet with clamping forces from 80 to 420 tonnes. Alongside production, our toolroom designs and manufactures cold- and hot-runner injection moulds, carries out CNC machining and EDM work, and provides maintenance, modification and laser-assisted reconditioning.
We support customers from initial tooling analysis and design through to trials and recurring production. Keeping toolmaking and moulding together enables rapid technical adjustments, stable production scheduling and practical support for customer-owned moulds. Our quality-management approach is supported by the company’s stated ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Our Chwaszczyno injection moulding department manufactures series-production plastic components using single-component and two-component processes. The machine fleet covers clamping forces from 80 to 420 tonnes and accommodates both internally built and customer-owned moulds. Production is supported by process planning, technical inspection and an adjacent toolroom.
The injection moulding team produces custom components for machinery, electrical applications, household goods and other customer products. Engineering support begins with part drawings or 3D models and considers material selection, manufacturability and repeatable batch production. The plant processes PP, PE, ABS, PS, PA, POM, PC and SAN, including selected filled compounds.
Our in-house toolroom designs and manufactures injection moulds, including cold-runner and hot-runner configurations. Tool construction is closely integrated with the adjacent moulding facility, enabling production trials and corrections without transferring the mould to another location. The team also undertakes modification, maintenance and rebuilding of existing moulds.
The toolroom design office develops complete injection mould concepts based on customer specifications, part models or physical samples. CAD/CAM workflows support geometry checks and preparation of technical documentation before machining begins. Tool designers collaborate directly with injection moulding technologists to align the mould with the intended machine and production process.
Engineering staff review supplied drawings and 3D part models for manufacturability in injection moulding. The team advises customers on appropriate tool concepts, polymer selection and modifications that can improve production stability. Design review is connected with mould development and subsequent trials in the same manufacturing facility.
Electronics & Electrical
Household Appliances
Baby & Childcare Products
Packaging
Building & Construction
Industrial Equipment & Mechanical Engineering
Consumer Goods
ISO 9001 — Quality Management
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