DELTA MOLD

Delta Mold Inc. is an injection mold manufacturer operating from Charlotte, North Carolina. In addition to mold making, it offers service, repair, and sampling services. The organization was established in 1978 by Rudy Mozer, and to this day, it remains a privately-held, family-owned-and-operated company. It is now in its second generation of ownership with Rudy's son Eric Mozer in the owner's chair. The company's leadership team has been headed for the past seven years by the current President, Jim Quinn. An injection mold is a hollowed block that can be injected with liquid plastic, foam, or other material that will fill the space in the block and harden into that shape. Delta Mold uses machining equipment to make high precision, tight tolerance molds for a wide range of applications spanning many industries. While many of its competitors specialize in developing products for specific markets, Delta Mold has made an effort to diversify its customer base. No single industry has more than twenty-five percent of its business. This strategy has led to the company surviving challenging market fluctuations by being able to go where work is available. When one industry suffers a downturn, Delta Mold can dig into market sectors that are still producing. The company make molds for everything from trash cans to heavy truck and automotive applications, among many others. The company has seen steady growth throughout its existence and continues to seek further growth opportunities going forward. Today, Delta Mold employs 125 people on three shifts, seven days a week, and it earns roughly thirty million dollars in annual revenue. Its two facilities currently total 70,000 square feet. In the beginning, the company focused on small-scale injection mold tooling, but after decades of expansion, it is now capable of building up to 6,600-ton injection molds.