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GM Nameplate Renames Oregon Division

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18 years ago

March 7, 2006

Screen Printing Screen Printing March 2006 Issue

GM Nameplate, Seattle, WA, renamed its Oregon division to Elite Plastics. The name change is intended to reflect the extensive plastic molding and decorating expertise provided by this division of GM Nameplate.

Elite Plastics offers a range of plastic and elastomer molding and related services. Primary processes include plastic injection and rubber compression molding, in-mold decoration (IMD), and rubber over-molding. Secondary decorating processes include robotic-controlled spray painting, screen and pad printing, hot stamping, laser etching, and mechanical assembly. Elite Plastics also provides product-design assistance, tool design, mold flow analysis, tool building, mold automation, fixturing, and implementation of engineering changes. Elite Plastics is located in a 45,000-sq-ft facility at 13725 SW Millikan Way, Beaverton, OR 97005, 503-646-0444, 800-366-7668, fax: 503-350-2995, Web: www.gmnameplate.com.

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