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ERIE MOLDED PLASTICSInnovative PackagingSolutions Since 1976 -
STOCK CAPS & CLOSURESwith Industry's ShortestLead Times -
PROVENPackaging Partnerfor OEM & DistributionCustomers
About
ERIE MOLDED PLASTICS
Erie Molded Plastics has been providing OEM and distribution customers custom injection molded parts and integrated packaging solutions since 1982. All of our custom and stock products are manufactured in our state-of-the-art molding facility conveniently located in Erie, PA. This temperature and humidity controlled plant features more than 20 molding presses, ranging from 85 to 725 tons. Two 80,000 pound silos and an automated material delivery system ensure efficient raw material supply to the presses. We manufacture close-tolerance products for a wide range of markets including automotive, medical, cosmetics, food, lawn and garden, pharmaceutical and electronics.
STOCK CAPS & CLOSURES
EMP Closures is the proprietary stock cap and closure business for Erie Molded Plastics.
EMP Closures is committed to being a packaging partner you can count on to achieve a faster time-to-market with dependable quality and competitive pricing.
We offer an extensive line of stock caps and closures manufactured to the highest quality standards and delivered within the industry's shortest lead times.
Our continual investment in people, plant, and equipment enables us to deliver on our promise to provide our customers with Big Company Capabilities
backed by Small Company Service.
CUSTOM PACKAGING PROGRAMS
Erie Molded Plastics and now EMP Closures have been delivering custom packaging solutions for more than 35 years. Our experienced engineering and manufacturing team understands that time-to-market can make all the difference in a new product's successful launch. In developing your custom solution, we'll provide responsive assistance to ensure ideal product design for manufacturability, as well as mold design and sourcing. All of our custom products are manufactured in our ISO9001:2008 certified molding facility located in Erie, PA.
