R.C. Molding Inc. is a custom injection molder of all thermoplastic materials. A family owned business founded on Long Island in 1950, we now occupy a 20,000 square foot climate controlled facility in Greer, South Carolina. We are affiliated with several mold and tool-makers who offer various types of mold expertise. We are active members of the Society of Plastics Engineers, Inc., The Plastics Academy, and the Plastics Pioneers Association. Our founder, G. Palmer Humphrey, was elected to the Plastics Hall of Fame in June 1994. Our president, William A. Humphrey, served as International President of the Society of Plastics Engineers in 1999-2000. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Plastics Academy. All of the members of our staff are committed to delivering injection molded plastic parts that meet or exceed your standards of quality in a timely manner at a fair price.
As we enter our second decade of manufacturing in South Carolina we are proud of our employees' commitment to providing our customers with precision molded parts in a timely manner. We are also proud of our fifty plus years of experience and involvement in the Plastics industry. Whether you need a few hundred or a few hundred thousand pieces, we'll be happy to quote your job, or answer your thermoplastics materials and molding questions.
Our History:
R.C. Molding was incorporated in May of 1950 by a mold maker named Bruno Wessinger. In January 1952 Mr. Wessinger invited G. Palmer Humphrey to buy into the molding operation, which he named R.C. after his daughter Rickie and his son Carl. At that time Mr. Humphrey was a materials representative whom Mr. Wessinger knew from the New York section of the SPE. During the nineteen fifties R.C. Molding operated out of Floral Park and then New Hyde Park New York before moving to Farmingdale in 1965. They made parts for toy manufacturers and a variety of parts used in the manufacture of various consumer and household goods. In the late nineteen sixties our current President, William A. Humphrey joined the operation. After "working all the chairs" on the production floor, he eventually took over the day-to-day operations. During the nineteen-sixties, seventies, and eighties the two families grew the company and expanded our customer base to include household and industrial applications. Our parts keep electricity flowing to and through your house and the processing lines running in other factories. They are in kitchens, bathrooms, and instrument cases. In 1994 Bill Humphrey dissolved the business relationship between Wess Plastic Molds and R.C. He and several members of our staff in Farmingdale moved operations from Long Island to our current location in Greer, South Carolina.