As North America’s largest custom extruder, Pexco provides multiple points of manufacture, unparalleled value-added service offerings, commitment to innovation, and over half a century of custom plastics expertise to our customers.
Pexco ships products worldwide from multiple locations in the United States and Mexico.
From extrusion to machining, Pexco has you covered. Customers can choose from a variety of thermoplastic extrusions such as co-ex, multi-ex, open and closed profiles, multi-material, and more. Additional value-added capabilities include drilling, boring, punching, welding, and a full complement of project management services.
Our sites offer secondary operations and CNC capabilities in addition to other essentials like sub-assembly and packaging, graphics and pad printing, and more.
Engineering design expertise is at your fingertips when you collaborate with the Pexco team.
Pexco is prepared with deep experience in a wide range of materials, from engineered resins to commodity resins. We will work with you to specify a resin that meets your needs.
Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Pexco is ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015 certified with multiple production facilities across the United States and Mexico.
Are tight tolerances, thin-walls, and complex geometries limiting your design flexibility? We utilize a unique combination of an extensive knowledge of ultra and high performance thermoplastic materials, mold flow analysis, a proprietary tool design system and process expertise to eliminate or minimize the need for secondary operations. If it’s possible to mold, we can do it. A bold statement, and one we take very seriously.
Insert molding is a process that places a component into the mold, either manually or by automation, before injecting the polymer into the mold. The injection molded resin flows in and around the features of the insert forming a highly secure bond between the insert and the polymer. Pexco’s ability to insert mold is significantly more advanced than other injection molders. We have developed tool designs, fixturing and robotic material placement techniques allowing us to overmold very delicate inserts commonly thought to be too thin or complicated to be accurately placed and consistently restrained in the mold. In addition, we commonly utilize difficult to mold filled (graphite, glass, long and short glass fiber, carbon fiber, etc.) and unfilled high performance thermoplastic polymers. These capabilities give engineers greater design flexibility to maximize component performance and reduce cost in developing next generation products.
We have an extensive history of injection molding filled and unfilled ultra and high-performance thermoplastics resins (PEEK, PFA, FEP, Torlon®, Ultem®, EXTEM®, etc.), and partnering with world-class polymer scientists and industry-leading material suppliers to develop unique custom resin formulations to address our customers needs.
A high-performance, high strength, high temperature (500°F max) polymer that is injection molded and oven “cured” to produce a thermoset polymer with excellent bearing properties.
Well suited for high temperature and wear applications, PEEK mechanical properties and a flexural modulus are among the highest of all plastic resins.
An engineered thermoplastic with high-temperature resistance, chemical resistance, flowability, and dimensional stability.
An amorphous material with exceptional strength and rigidity under long term heat exposure, with excellent impact strength, flame resistance and generates very low levels of smoke when burned.
Unique and highly stable linear heterocyclic polymer. PBI is an engineered thermoplastic that has exceptional characteristics such as high compressive strength, high modulus, low creep, and solubility in few solvents.
Unique and highly stable linear heterocyclic polymer. PBI is an engineered thermoplastic that has exceptional characteristics such as high compressive strength, high modulus, low creep, and solubility in few solvents.
Outstanding chemical resistance, even at elevated temperatures, resists most common organic compounds and is not attacked by water or pressurized steam.