As the parts fall into a bin, a robot arm grabs the runner and transports it to a regrind operation where the plastic is used again for injection. All the employees are trained in SPC, at least enough to enter data and interpret its meaning. Also, the whole facility is immaculately clean. Any machine leak is immediately taken care of and fixed instead of allowing it to continue. The assembly bay is used for a few of the products that have multiple parts.
Some operations here are sonic welding and hot stamping.
The sonic welder, in one case, was used to connect two halves of a coin holder. The hot stamper was used to apply logos and dial indicators onto a Fridgidaire component. All in all, from these observations, I believe that Royal Plastics should be seriously considered as a potential supplier. They are a company with a wealth of experience and the market to prove it. They supervise all areas of design and manufacture and turn out a quality product as a result.