Creative Plastics
Custom plastic machining and fabrication for retail, museums, exhibitions, automotive and engineering customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Creative Plastics
Creative Plastics manufactures and fabricates products from acrylic, polycarbonate and other engineering plastics. Services include CNC machining, laser cutting, forming, bonding, polishing and assembly.
It serves customers in retail display, exhibitions, museums, galleries, automotive and engineering, producing both one-off items and production runs. The company is based in Southam, Warwickshire, and was formed in 2008.
Product: Custom-machined and fabricated plastic panels, displays, cases, components and related products.
Jobs at Creative Plastics
Leadership
- Darren Price · Managing DirectorSource: company website
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