We all know that business software can be very expensive. But what not all of us know is that there are many free alternatives to paid software. So we wrote an Ebook with listings of all types of free software geared towards your manufacturing business, "Run Your Manufacturing Business With FREE Software" Catchy, right?

Would you like to create 3D models as accurate as the US military? Did you know they have their own modeling software, and it's free for anyone to use?

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We were recently approached by a local financial institution to help them out with their current "Monster Mortgage Sale". We created a house facade to help get the point across.

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Throughout 2006 & 2007, Industrial Shape & Form worked along with various industry leading companies to complete the construction of the monorails pictured above.

Our contributions included providing the tooling for the interiors. Tooling included the seats, backrests, panels and consoles. The tooling was constructed of wood, mdf, foam, and various composites. The tooling was then used in both thermoforming and fiberglass applications.

In addition to providing the tooling, we also provided our expertise and guidance to trim, fit, and finish the parts in the monorails.

We had the chance to work with a very unique plastic. This 'root beer' plastic is has an acrylic core with a textured polyester resin layer on the outside.

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Pictured above is some replacement doors we made for a local sushi restaurant. The previous doors were glass. Because the doors need to be removed and cleaned every night, having them in acrylic removes the worry of dropping them and shattering the glass.

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A customer of ours makes molded silicone toys. The existing 'lid' they had was made of a 2 part plastic resin. They were having a couple of problems with it. The stem on it was weak and was breaking during the de-molding process, and they were having trouble getting it centered in the mold.

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