FAMPLAST Sp. z o.o. Sp. k.

FAMPLAST manufactures injection-moulded packaging items and engineered plastic parts in both smaller and larger production batches. Its ENGEL and HAITIAN machines operate within a stated 50–450 tonne clamping-force range, with robot-assisted production supporting repeatability. The team processes commodity and engineering polymers according to functional and customer requirements.

Technical plastic components include structural details, housings, protective covers and industrial elements made to customers’ specifications. The company selects from materials such as PA, PC and ABS according to strength, dimensional and application requirements. Parts can be manufactured from the customer’s own tools or tooling developed within a coordinated project.

FAMPLAST supports injection-mould design and optimisation as part of its project-to-production service. Tooling engineering is coordinated with cooperating tool shops rather than presented as an independently verified in-house toolroom. Attention is given to the manufacturability of parts, tool service life and production cost.

Beyond injection moulding, FAMPLAST lists assembly and final packing among its additional services. Moulded components can be assembled and prepared in the form required for customer integration or downstream use. The exact assembly configuration and packing method are determined by individual orders.

The company explicitly identifies in-mould labelling (IML) among its plastics processing technologies. This process allows a label to be incorporated with a moulded article during production instead of being applied as a separate post-processing sticker. The capability is particularly relevant to customer-specific packaging and decorated mouldings, with individual applications requiring project confirmation.

Product development support begins with an idea, customer drawing or a collaboratively developed concept. The team advises on component geometry, material selection and design adaptations suitable for injection moulding. Design-for-manufacture considerations help prepare the part and related tooling for repeatable production.

The company offers marking and product personalisation as part of its finishing services. This enables customer-defined identification or presentation of moulded articles following or during the manufacturing workflow. Specific marking methods are not publicly defined and therefore are not presented as pad printing or laser marking without additional evidence.