
A clear process built around your project. We review the part requirements, quote tooling and material, support prototyping when needed, and move approved projects into production.

Since 1977, Hill Plastics has worked with customers to define project requirements, provide competitive pricing, and maintain quality checks for appearance, dimensions, and approved print specifications.
Most projects follow these three stages. If you already have tooling, see the alternate starting point below.
When Hill Plastics is first contacted, our sales team talks with you to identify the scope of your production part project. We identify the quantity, part geometry, function, material expectations, and production requirements.
After the initial project review, we quote the recommended tooling, production parts, and material based on the application, quantity, and part requirements. Prototype tooling may be used when appropriate.
After prototype or tooling approval, the project moves into production using the approved tooling, material, and process requirements.
Alternate starting point
If you have existing molds (tooling), we will quote production parts based on your mold size and selected material. This is an alternate starting point, not a fourth step in the standard process.
Hill Plastics has developed and implemented an internal Quality Management System (QMS) that incorporates selected principles from ISO 9001:2015. It is an internal quality system, not ISO 9001 certification, and is designed to improve overall performance and support sustainable development initiatives.
The benefits of this custom quality management system are the following:
The ability to consistently provide products and services that meet customer expectations and requirements.
Opportunities to enhance customer satisfaction.
The ability to demonstrate conformity to specified quality management system requirements.
Addressing risks and opportunities associated with its content and objectives.
Tell us about your part and your volume. We will scope the project and quote the tooling, parts, and material that fit your application.