Precision plastic injection molding · UAV & defense

From prototype to series production.

Precision-molded components for UAV and defense programs. We help launch new parts, transfer existing molds and ramp up production — supported by engineering polymers, robotic handling, on-site tooling support and ISO 9001-certified quality management.

Discuss a production project Transfer an existing mold

~40

Injection molding machines

0.1 g–7 kg

Shot weight

ISO 9001

Certified quality management

Since 1983

Manufacturing experience

50–1,100 t

Clamping force

3,000 m²

Production floor

Robotic

Part removal & handling

On-site

Mold maintenance & support

ISO9001

Certified

A quality management system that is audited, not described.

Made
in Israel

Local production

Manufacturing, technical support and direct communication with our team in Israel.

Defense
Industry

Active supplier

Experience manufacturing molded components for customers in the Israeli defense sector.

Two ways to start

New part or existing mold.
A path to reliable production.

Two practical routes: industrialize a new part or move an existing mold into a controlled production process. We can also help when you need additional capacity or an alternative manufacturing partner.

01 / NEW PART

From design to production

DFM review, engineering polymer selection, tooling coordination, sampling and an agreed inspection plan — followed by a controlled launch into series production.

Discuss a new part

02 / EXISTING TOOL

Mold transfer and production ramp-up

Tool-condition review, machine compatibility, trial runs, process setup and inspection planning to reduce transfer risk and prepare for the required output.

Discuss a mold transfer

Take-out robot arm above an injection molding machine

Automation

Automated handling. Consistent production.

Robotic part removal reduces manual handling and supports repeatable cycles, consistent part presentation and efficient production across shifts.

01 — Engineering & industrialization

Good series production starts with the right engineering decisions.

Before committing to tooling or transferring a mold, we look at the factors that govern repeatability: part geometry, material behavior, mold condition, process setup and inspection requirements.

Meteg Plast engineers examining a molded part together

Engineering review before production

Design for Manufacturability (DFM)

We assess wall thickness, draft angles, shrinkage, warpage, gate locations and sink risks, with recommendations aimed at manufacturability, repeatability and cost.

Engineering polymer selection

We process engineering polymers, including glass-filled and modified grades. Material selection considers stiffness, strength, temperature, dimensional stability, weight and processing behavior.

Tooling strategy and future revisions

For new tools, we evaluate maintainability and possible insert changes. For existing molds, we review condition and compatibility before committing to a transfer or modification.

Process setup and production planning

Machine selection, process parameters, automated part handling, inspection and packing are planned around the actual part and required volumes, not just a successful first sample.

02 — Production capabilities

Precision molding, with the capacity to scale.

Approximately 40 presses across a wide clamping-force range support diverse molding requirements, from small technical parts to larger housings. Production capacity, automated handling and experienced process teams help us support repeatable output as volumes grow.

Clamping force across the floor50 t → 1,100 t

150

300

500

750

1,100

0.1 grams

Low-end shot-weight capability for very small precision parts, subject to the component, material and mold design.

7 kilograms

Upper-end shot-weight capability for larger tools and molded components, subject to the component, material and mold design.

Shot weight refers to the material injected per cycle; it is not necessarily the weight of a single finished part.

Machines

Broad machine range. Controlled molding processes.

We match clamping force, shot capacity, tooling and process settings to the application. The right machine and stable process matter for dimensional consistency and efficient production.

Ancillaries

Material preparation is part of process control

Engineering polymers require disciplined drying, material handling and mold-temperature control. Dedicated ancillary equipment supports predictable processing across production runs.

Assembly

Inspection, assembly and packing

Depending on the program, inspection, functional testing, subassembly and packing can be integrated into the production scope and delivery specification.

Gloved hands lifting a quantity of small molded parts from a box

Small parts, same floor

Repeatability is built into the process.

A capable press is only the starting point. Setup discipline, material preparation and in-process checks are essential to stable molding.

Our experienced setters and process technicians establish molding parameters, monitor variation and troubleshoot issues during production, transfer and ramp-up.

03 — Tooling support

Reliable production is tested when the mold needs attention.

It takes more than a capable press to keep a program running. Our tooling and production teams work closely on maintenance, troubleshooting and corrective action to restore a stable process and minimize avoidable downtime.

Tooling support that protects production continuity.

Molds require regular care. Wear, contamination, damage and dimensional drift can affect part quality, cycle stability and delivery schedules.

Our tooling capabilities include routine maintenance, ultrasonic cleaning, troubleshooting and mold repairs. We coordinate technical decisions close to the production floor and agree corrective work with the customer.

The scope and timing of corrective work depend on tool condition and project requirements. The aim is to restore a stable process and avoid repeated disruption.

Tooling support close to production

04 — Quality

Quality is measured, not assumed.

ISO 9001-certified quality management, dimensional inspection and documented controls support the quality requirements agreed for each production program.

Dimensional inspection

Inspection and testing matched to the program.

We verify critical dimensions against agreed drawings and acceptance criteria. First-article inspection, in-process sampling, functional checks and water-pressure testing can be included where relevant, with records aligned to the approved inspection plan.

Testing methods, sample frequency and documentation are defined with the customer before release. We do not assume every part or program needs the same inspection package.

Since 1983

Manufacturing experience since 1983.

Founded in 1983, Meteg Plast operates in the Sapirim Industrial Park, Sha'ar HaNegev, Israel. We have produced technical molded parts for defense, medical, electronics, irrigation and other industrial applications.

We already manufacture molded components for customers in Israel's defense sector. We treat technical information, acceptance criteria and project communication as matters to define clearly before production begins.

Local manufacturing, direct engineering communication and mold support near the machines help reduce handoffs. Tool custody and program-specific information-handling requirements are agreed with the customer.

05 — How a program runs

A practical path to series production.

Define the program

Tell us whether you need a new mold, production transfer or additional capacity. Share material, target volumes, timing and drawing requirements; an NDA can be arranged before sensitive information is exchanged.

Technical feasibility

We assess part geometry or existing tooling, engineering material, machine fit, inspection requirements and production risks. We then agree the scope needed for a quotation.

New tooling or mold transfer

We coordinate new tooling when needed, or review and trial an existing mold. Tool condition, process setup and modifications are evaluated before release.

Sampling and qualification

We evaluate sample parts against agreed specifications, with dimensional, functional or other testing as the approved project plan requires.

Series production and ramp-up

Production scheduling, robotic handling, in-process inspection and optional packing or assembly are coordinated to meet confirmed volumes. Additional capacity is planned as demand increases.

Inside the plant

Take a look inside Meteg Plast.

06 — Talk to us

Bring us your design or your existing mold.

New component, existing mold or a production bottleneck? Tell us the tooling status, target volumes and timing. We will review the requirements and discuss the next steps in English or Hebrew.

Contact: Shlomi Baruch
Email: shlomi@meteg-global.com
WhatsApp: +972 54 216 1844
Plant: 3 Shikma St., Sapirim Industrial Park, Sha'ar HaNegev 7916900, Israel
Website: metegplast.com

For confidential projects, request an NDA before sharing drawings or controlled technical information.

New part or existing mold.A path to reliable production.