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Assembly & Fabrication

 

Tru-Form Plastics, Inc. is a “Turn-Key” manufacturing facility with many plastic molding processes, trimming, metal machining and finishing of individual components as well as providing fabrication, bonding and assembly of multiple parts. The TFP team has years of valuable experience in providing finished parts that require delicate, complicated and precise fabrication and assembly.

Our goal is to provide the most complete part possible at a competitive cost and speed to market. From your initial design, TFP will be able to take your idea, mold or machine it, paint, assemble custom pack and ship it.

We use our experience to offer an entire compliment of assembly and packaging services including bar coding that strategically align with your business objectives. TFP project experts have the knowledge and capability starting from your initial design to the final production stage, ensuring complete fit, form and aesthetics of each assembled product, all under one roof.

TFP Excels In:

  • Multi-Part Assembly
  • Die Cutting
  • Hardware Installation Gluing/Solvent Bonding
  • Heat Welding
  • Sonic Welding
  • Painting – one of the few on the West Coast
  • Silk Screening – Easy Secondary Operations
  • Customized Packaging to Prevent Damage

Recent Articles

  • The Hidden Cost of High MOQs and Specialty Materials

    A customer comes to us with a packaging need. The part itself is simple enough: a tray, a cover, an insert to hold something delicate while it moves through handling or assembly. But somewhere earlier in the process, someone specified an antistatic or static-dissipative material, and now the quote doesn’t match the budget. This isn’t…

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  • The New Regional Reality: Why OEMs Are Shifting Production to SoCal

    Tariff schedules have shifted enough over the past few years that a sourcing plan anchored to China can go stale within a single budget cycle, and more than a few OEMs have learned that the hard way. Shipping delays stretching a two-week lead time into two months don’t help, nor does a design question sitting…

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  • Defense Supply Chain Resiliency Starts with Defense-Compliant Partners

    Defense contractors don’t get the luxury of supply chain surprises. Supply chain failures in defense carry consequences that go well beyond a late shipment; contract performance and compliance exposure are never far behind. The margin for error is narrow, and the sourcing decisions made during planning often determine how a program performs under pressure. Defense…

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