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For over 40 years, Pioneer Plastics, a proud veteran-owned company, has consistently expanded our capacity as a leading plastics manufacturer. Our modern, 100,000 square foot facility operates with the finest equipment and utilizes new technologies to enhance and streamline the custom molding design process for our customers.
Located in the heart of the Midwest, just a few hours from Indianapolis, St. Louis, Louisville, and Nashville, our production and distribution facility benefits from excellent access to all major transportation networks, allowing us to ship your products efficiently.
At Pioneer Plastics, our commitment to quality and service is driven by the discipline and dedication instilled through our veteran leadership, ensuring that we meet and exceed your manufacturing needs every step of the way.
We provide custom plastic molds to aid in food preparation and frozen food storage.
We provide clear plastic boxes for candy, nut, and honey companies.
We provide display cases for sports memorabilia, toy cars, collectibles, and other clear plastic containers.
We provide clear plastic containers that are ideal for storing and organizing office supplies, arts/crafts supplies and more.
We provide replacement plastic parts and small tools for many home and industrial appliances.
Pioneer Plastics has a CAGE certification, highlighting its reliability and capability as a government supplier. This certification enables the company to work directly with federal, state, and local agencies, offering custom injection molding solutions for various government projects.
As a CAGE Code registered supplier, we are equipped to meet the needs of government and defense contracts, showcasing our commitment to quality and reliability in service delivery.
CAGE Code: 3U4K8
Pioneer Plastics currently operates 25 modern plastic injection molding machines ranging from 75-ton to 1200-ton clamp force.
Clamping force refers to the force applied to the mold (or plastic part) by the clamping unit of an injection molding machine. In general, the bigger the part, the more clamping force required.
Shot size refers to the maximum amount of plastic that can be injected in one cycle of injection molding. The bigger the part, the larger shot size required.
