We've all participated in the standard team building activities at work. The ladies at Davies Molding decided to take part in an escape room as a team building activity. None of us had done an escape room before, so we weren't sure what to expect.

We recently added a new member to the Davies Molding family. We would like to introduce you to Arnie. Arnie is our new Manufacturing Engineer.

Our most popular two-shot handles are now available in a new size!  We are now offering these Overmolded Thermoplastic Elastomer Rubber Pull Handles with a larger center to center dimension.  This new size features 140mm distance.  As always, the handles provide a non-slip comfortable grip that is durable and resistant to scratches. 

We recently honored an employee that has been working for Davies Molding for 45 years.  Talk about many years of molding experience!  

We've been molding plastic knobs, handles, cases, covers and custom parts for over 80 years! You may have heard us use the term hockey puck when we talk about compression molding. When we use the term hockey puck, we're not referring to the kind the Chicago Blackhawks play with. What is a Davies Molding hockey puck?

It's time for us to say goodbye to summer and hello to fall. Looking back at the Summer of 2016, we had some exciting events we did at Davies Molding.

Looking for electronic enclosure cases and covers? Look no further! Davies Molding manufactures cases and covers. We have them in general purpose phenolic and ABS thermoplastic materials.

You may have seen posts on our social media accounts or website that reference Daka-ware.  Most likely, you haven't heard the term before and are wondering where it originated from and what it means. We would like to give you a brief Davies Molding history lesson to explain Daka-ware.

This summer, we got a new addition to the Davies Molding family.  We would like to introduce you to Jim.  Jim is our new Business Development Manager.

Summer is coming to an end, which means it's almost time for our interns to head back to school. This year, we had Connor work in our engineering department. We asked him to tell us about his experience. Here's what Connor had to say: