Top 5 Injection Molding Manufacturers in Virginia 2026

Blue Ridge Industries

Winchester, Virginia

Blue Ridge Industries was founded in 1985 in Winchester, Virginia, as a small custom injection molder. The company has grown from its origins into a full-service contract manufacturer operating around the clock from its Virginia facility.

Klann Plastics

Waynesboro, Virginia

Klann Plastics operates from Waynesboro, Virginia, where it was founded in 1910 by August Klann as a builder of pipe organs. By the mid-20th century, scarcity of ivory for organ keys led Klann to explore plastic injection molding, transforming the company's tool shop into a mold-building operation and launching more than 75 years of molding expertise.

Carris Reels Inc

Fincastle, Virginia

Carris Reels Inc. was founded in 1951 in Rutland, Vermont, by Henry Carris, who built the business on a culture of operational excellence summarized by the phrase “get the wood out.” His son, Bill Carris, expanded the company through acquisitions and new plants in the 1980s.

P1 Technologies operates from a 144,000-square-foot vertically integrated facility in Roanoke, Virginia. The company traces its roots to 1949 and was rebranded as P1 Technologies in 2019; a planned 2026 merger with Keltech will add printed circuit board assembly and box-build capabilities.

TekniPlex was founded in 1967 in Wayne, Pennsylvania, when it acquired the General Felt Products division of Standard Packaging Corporation to produce laminated closure liners. The company is headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and employs approximately 9,000 people across operations in more than a dozen countries including Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Northern Ireland, Slovakia, and the United States.