JATCO Incorporated is a leading B2B custom plastic injection molder and full-service manufacturing partner serving businesses throughout Oregon, including the Portland metro area, Eugene, Hillsboro, Salem, and Bend. With over 50 years of manufacturing excellence, an ISO 9001:2015 registration, and ANAB accreditation, we deliver precision plastic components, complex tooling, and end-to-end supply chain solutions tailored to your production demands.
Located in Northern California, our Modesto facility provides Oregon businesses with rapid, cost-effective ground freight along the Interstate 5 corridor—offering the speed, quality, and accountability of a West Coast manufacturing partner without the long lead times or supply chain risks of overseas production.
Whether you require cleanroom precision for medical components or high-volume industrial molding, JATCO delivers tailored engineering and production capabilities.
Over 50 Years of Plastic Molding Experience Gives You…
From initial part design to full-scale production, we mold complex parts utilizing engineering-grade resins and commodity plastics. Our state-of-the-art press capacities accommodate small precision components as well as large structural plastic parts.
To support Oregon’s growing biotechnology and medical device hubs in Hillsboro and Portland, JATCO offers specialized cleanroom molding services. We maintain strict quality control protocols to meet critical medical specifications.
High-quality plastic parts require expert tooling. Our engineers design, build, and maintain long-lasting steel and aluminum molds optimized for cycle speed, accuracy, and repeatable quality across millions of cycles.
Specialized Product Lines: Construction & Agriculture
Upgrade your supply chain with a dependable Pacific Northwest injection molding partner. Contact JATCO today to discuss your part specifications, request a DFM (Design for Manufacturability) review, or get a competitive quote.
Phone: (209) 497-4297
Headquarters: 4801 Stoddard Road, Modesto, CA 95356
Services: Custom Molding | Cleanroom Manufacturing | Tooling | Warehousing & Distribution
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of sourcing injection molding from JATCO for an Oregon business?
Sourcing your plastic components from our Northern California facility usually provides rapid same week ground shipping and delivery along the I-5 corridor into Oregon (we will give you an idea of delivery time once we better understand your plastics manufacturing project). This eliminates overseas shipping delays, customs complexities, and international freight costs while giving you direct access to a West Coast engineering team working in your time zone.
What industries does JATCO serve in Oregon?
We manufacture plastic parts across a broad spectrum of industries, including medical devices and biotechnology, electronics, agricultural packaging, green technology, industrial equipment, and construction materials (including our specialized concrete test cylinder molds).
What plastic resins and materials do you work with?
JATCO molds a wide variety of thermoplastic resins, ranging from standard commodity plastics like Polypropylene (PP), Polyethylene (PE), and ABS, to high-performance engineering resins such as Nylon (PA), Polycarbonate (PC), PEEK, and Delrin (POM). We can also assist with resin selection based on your part’s environmental and mechanical stress requirements.
Do you offer cleanroom molding for medical or sensitive applications?
Yes. JATCO operates specialized cleanroom injection molding environments designed to meet the stringent quality control and cleanliness requirements of the medical, life sciences, and high-tech sectors in Oregon.
Can JATCO assist with part design and mold building?
Absolutely. We provide complete turnkey services, including Design for Manufacturability (DFM) reviews, custom mold tooling design and fabrication, overmolding, secondary operations (sonic welding, assembly, packaging), and inventory warehousing.
What is the typical lead time for a new tooling and production project?
Tooling lead times vary depending on part complexity and mold cavitation, typically ranging from 4 to 8 weeks for tool fabrication and initial sample approvals. Once production molds are qualified, standard production run lead times are significantly shorter, with fast West Coast dispatch.