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Bentley Injection Molding, Plastics & Tooling
Quality Custom Injection Molding, Plastics & Tooling. Contact Us sales@bentleyco.com
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January has been a good month! We just closed business with three new companies. Hint: one of them makes girl cowboy boots. Very exciting news and we will have more about these companies very soon.

Dear Valued Vendor/Customer,
Important Notice: Change of Business Name effective immediately
12-23-2025
Bentley Consultants will now be operating under the new name.
Bentley Plastics and Tooling CO.
The Reason for the Change, Guy Bentley has decided to Retire and Jimmy Self will be taking over as new owner. We wish the best for Guy.
“No change in service” means that despite any potential updates, rebranding, or other alterations, the core features and quality of the service provided will remain exactly the same for customers; essentially, you can expect the same level of service you’ve always received. All payments purchase orders and invoice’s will be sent to Bentley Plastics and Tooling CO.
Jimmy@bentleyco.com and Sales@bentleyco.com
Bentley Plastics and Tooling Co New EIN # 99-5004200
Jimmy Self
Bentley Plastics and Tooling CO 214-566-1385
www.bentleyinjectionmolding.com
linkedin.com/in/jimmy-self-15521120
We appreciate your continued business and look forward to serving you under our new identity. Please update your records accordingly.
Sincerely,
Jimmy Self
Bentley Plastics and Tooling Co.
214-566-1385 Cell
972-289-2750 Office
Our injection molding company is closed for Thanksgiving! We hope you enjoy your time with family and friends!
We are incredibly thankful for our customers and the loyalty they give us. What are you grateful for?

What Types of Products are Injection Molded?
Agricultural Components. The agriculture industry is responsible for crops that range from food to pharmaceuticals and many others. ...
Bottle Caps. Billions of plastic bottles are manufactured each year. ...
Electronics. ...
Healthcare. ...
Household Products. ...
Machinery and Automotive Parts. ...
Toys.

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We asked our sales team: What is the most interesting injection molding you have seen?
And they said that injected molded cups with labeling is the most interesting injection molding they’ve seen.

A similar question was asked on Reddit. What’s the most fun you’ve had molding?
Follow the injection molding community to learn more about the interesting things that are injected molded.
What’s the most fun you’ve had molding?
byu/heltex inInjectionMolding
3D printing technology is an additive printing process that creates objects by building up layers of material, while plastic injection moulding uses a mold that is filled with molten material that cools and hardens to produce parts and components.

Are you really into injection molding or have injection molding questions? You can ask away on the injection molding communities on Reddit!
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The quick answer is yes! But there are many common ways to make Christmas ornaments. Many toys use injection molding so that they can be mass produced and the same thing would apply to Christmas ornaments.
The most common materials for modern Christmas ornaments are glass, metal, plastic and wood. Ornaments come in a nearly infinite number of shapes, but here are some of the most common ones: Ball ornaments. The popular standard Christmas ball ornament can be made of metal, glass or plastic. In some cases injection molding is used, however, there are plenty of the more expensive unique glass blown ornaments that require a blown glass technique. Regardless of how they are made, the art of making Christmas ornaments have been around for centuries. See: https://www.history.com/topics/christmas/history-of-christmas-trees

