Work
Work we've moulded.
Each case study is a real Australian manufacturer with a real production problem. Names are shared where clients have agreed; anonymised where they haven't.
Lost overseas supplier → reliable local supply
From a stranded supply chain to reliable local supply, in weeks not quarters
When their plastic component supplier went down, an Australian manufacturer faced losing a product line. They needed local supply, fast, and someone who'd actually pick up the phone.
Supply chain disruption resolved, product range expanded, and both companies now collaborate on innovation and growth.
Labour-heavy secondary processes → injection moulded in one step
Cutting a key component's cost by designing out its secondary processes — and unlocking a sales rebound
A key product had become too expensive to produce. Labour-intensive secondary processes were eroding margin and stalling sales — they needed the work consolidated, not retrofitted.
Per-unit cost down, sales up — and the client used the margin recovery to push into new market segments.
Inconsistent imports → consistent local supply
Replacing inconsistent imports with locally-made components — and consolidating multiple parts into one
Imported plastic components were inconsistent. Production schedules slipped, quality suffered, customers noticed. The client wanted consistent local supply at a competitive price — not just a like-for-like swap.
Quality up, inventory cost down via smaller batches, and the client has expanded into more locally-made components since.
Plywood walkways → injection-moulded plastic
Replacing inconsistent plywood walkways with injection-moulded plastic — safer parts, faster client assembly
Plywood flooring and walkway components were inconsistent enough to be a safety hazard, with all of wood's logistical headaches on top. They needed a material change, not a process change.
Safer parts, lower material cost, faster client assembly — and an ongoing partnership.
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