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.
tendiGo™ offers a seamless leap into the future of manufacturing by combining cutting-edge automation technology with unparalleled ease of use. Embrace a new era of production efficiency and growth as tendiGo™ empowers our operations with innovative gear that minimizes effort and maximizes productivity.
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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This year, Noble Plastics proudly celebrates its 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of growth, innovation, and impact in the world of precision injection molding and automation.
Noble Plastics, a Louisiana-based custom injection molder, announced it will supply components for solar power generation technologies produced by First Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR) at its new Iberia Parish, Louisiana, manufacturing facility.
There are ‘smart technology’ solutions everywhere now that claim to increase your operational efficiency by up to 30%. What if it helps a shop to become 5% more efficient? What is a single percent of better efficiency worth?
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.
