With machine tonnage ranging from 35 tons to 940 tons, Noble Plastics can produce small run prototyping up to large-scale production runs of 1 million+ pieces.
Leveraging 20 years of robotics experience gained through our molding operations, Noble serves a diverse list of industries including plastics, wood, and food products.
While industry 4.0 is not something tangible you can hold in your hand, the ideas and goals behind the paradigm are an important reality of the competitive manufacturing landscape now and going forward.
Founded in 2000, Noble began as a local, woman-owned family business pursuing accuracy and uniformity of difficult-to-mold plastic parts. Hard to find in the Gulf Coast region, we sought to change the process by utilizing a scientific approach and consistently introducing innovative technologies to become a trusted injection molding manufacturer.
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I fear nothing. For all is as the Force wills it.
-Chirrut Îmwe Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
A simple statement in a galaxy far, far away and a simple truth in injection molding. So much so that Noble utilizes an array of in-mold sensors to help troubleshoot and monitor the molding process.
At Noble Plastics, our engineering approach and use of innovative technology are driven by our engineer owners — Missy and Scott Rogers.
Virtual molding software is an invaluable tool for streamlining the injection molding process and ensuring product quality.
Louisiana State University and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette are both R1 Universities that our team has been honored to work with. From hosting design competitions to the evaluation of senior thesis projects, Noble Plastics enjoys a close association with both universities. Noble staff serves on Industrial Advisory boards for college of engineering departments, Dean’s Advisory Council, and is a participant in Board of Regents’ research with both the UL and LSU systems.
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