Camille Padilla

When you need custom plastic components or assemblies – from prototype to full production quantities – you need to speak to us. Our Mission
Our mission is to supply plastic components to a diverse group of product manufacturers and their supply chain partners. Our Vision
We aim to support manufacturers by offering an array of plastic processing technologies and combining this with a breadth of pla

stic materials experience. We aim to keep our operations and technologies flexible so that we can supply a wide variety of components and sub-assemblies. Our Values
We believe that there are always opportunities for improvement and so all employees participate in continuous improvement activities. We believe cost, quality and on-time delivery are the most important factors to our customers. As such, our improvement activities are focused on these factors. Our History
Advanced Plastic Technology started life in 1991 as a distributor of engineering plastics. With a wide base of customers, our customers’ requirements varied considerably. While many customers used stock shapes for their own in-house processing, many other customers didn’t have the capabilities to manufacture what they really wanted, which was finished components. Over time we added machinery and skills to meet the need for finished components and sub-assemblies. We also built up a network of companies offering different processing capabilities to complement our own. In 2002, we decided to focus on building our manufacturing capabilities by investing in flexible modern equipment that allows us to manufacture a wide variety of components. In 2005, we moved into premises that were nearly three times larger than our previous building. This enabled us to meet growing demand and to provide space for future expansion. Our programme of investment in efficient, flexible machinery and manufacturing processes is ongoing. In 2011, all staff undertook training in Lean principles. We continue to apply and adapt lean techniques to our high variety make-to-order manufacturing facility.