From quotes to quality and everything in between, E2 Shop System helps you manage your shop.
In 1868, John Wesley Hyatt became the first to inject hot celluloid into a mold, producing billiard balls. He and his brother, Isaiah, patented an injection molding machine that used a plunger in 1872. The process remained more or less the same until 1946, when James Hendry built the first screw injection molding machine, revolutionizing the plastics industry. Roughly 95% of all molding machines now use screws to efficiently heat, mix, and inject plastic into molds.
Plastic injection molding shops have come a long way. Some shops take a job from cradle to grave by building the tool and/or mold and producing the parts as well. Other shops simply produce molded parts from a customer-supplied mold. However far your shop takes a job, it’s easier to finish every job according to your shop’s standards if you have ERP software.
Integrate all your plastic injection molding shop tasks into one software solution
- E2 job shop software integrates all of your business-critical information into one system. Having all of this information in one place makes it easier to make decisions on how to run your shop.
- Estimating a job accurately is critical for plastic injection molding shops. E2 SHOP pulls up past jobs and makes it easy to make estimates for new jobs, even ones you’ve never done before.
- Making your deadlines is also important, and E2 SHOP can help with that too. E2’s scheduling software makes it easy to finish every job on time. The virtual planning board makes it easy to see at a glance how every job is doing.
