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Warehouse, Packaging & Logistics

Molded, Stored, Packed, and Shipped — From One Building.

Texas Injection Molding supports OEM manufacturing programs with inventory storage, custom packaging, full-pallet shipping, and scheduled releases from the same 90,000 sq ft Houston facility that molds your parts. Barcode lot tracking, real-time inventory visibility, and delivery programs are built around how your operation consumes parts — whether supporting manufacturing lines or bulk shipments to customer distribution warehouses.

The Part of the Program That Stops Assembly Lines

When a production line goes down, it is rarely because a part failed inspection. More often, the right part was not in the right place at the right time. While molding gets much of the engineering attention, warehousing, packaging, and delivery are often where manufacturing programs quietly succeed or fail.

Texas Injection Molding supports OEM manufacturing lines with integrated warehousing, packaging, lot tracking, and full-pallet logistics. Parts move from press to warehouse to truck within the same facility, reducing extra freight, third-party handling, and inventory discrepancies. Real-time inventory visibility and barcode lot tracking provide traceability from resin receipt through finished goods shipment.

Our logistics programs are built for manufacturers—not individual consumer fulfillment. We support full-pallet shipments, scheduled releases, production-line replenishment, and deliveries to customer plants or distribution warehouses. Custom packaging is designed around how your team receives and uses parts, helping ensure products arrive organized, protected, and ready to support your manufacturing flow.

Real-time inventory visibility and barcode lot traceability

Warehouse, Packaging & Logistics Capabilities

Everything between the last molding cycle and your receiving dock — managed by the team that made the parts.

Finished Goods Inventory: Parts held in our Houston facility, tracked at lot level by barcode, and managed against your forecasts, blanket orders, and release schedules.

Scheduled & JIT Delivery: Releases timed to your production cadence — daily, weekly, monthly, or as scheduled — so your line has the parts it needs without unnecessary inventory overflow.

Full-Pallet Shipping: Shipment programs designed for full-pallet movement to OEM facilities, manufacturing plants, or customer distribution warehouses.

Custom Packaging: Application-specific packaging engineered for protection in transit, lot control, storage efficiency, and ease of use on your receiving end.

Kitting & Production Packs: Multiple components pulled, verified, and packed together for manufacturing use — arriving organized for your team, not as a sorting job.

Shipping Coordination: Carrier coordination and shipping documentation handled on our side of the dock for approved shipment schedules and destinations.

Inventory You Can Audit. Deliveries You Can Plan Around.

Logistics earns trust one accurate count and one on-time truck at a time. The discipline behind ours is the same one that runs our molding floor.

Barcode Lot Tracking: Materials certified and lot tracked by barcode — every unit in finished goods inventory tied to its production history.

One System, Press to Dock: A quality hold placed at the press is enforced at the dock because production and warehousing run on the same system.

ISO 9001:2015 Discipline: Warehousing and shipping operate under the same certified quality management system as manufacturing.

Delivery Built on Real Capacity: Three-shift production capacity behind every delivery commitment — schedules backed by manufacturing capability, not by promises.

Why Handoffs Are Where Programs Break

The standard setup — molder ships to a warehouse, the warehouse ships to your dock — can create multiple inventory systems, duplicate handling, and room for count discrepancies. When a count is wrong or a lot is misplaced, each handoff makes the problem harder to trace.

Texas Injection Molding reduces those handoffs by keeping production, finished goods inventory, packaging, and shipment coordination connected through one facility and one quality system. The same team that molded the part can manage the inventory, prepare the shipment, and support traceability when your team needs answers.

Your Cadence Is the Spec

A high-volume assembly line, a distribution warehouse, and a service-parts program consume parts in different rhythms. Forcing each program into the same logistics template creates waste. We start from how your operation actually pulls parts, then build the holding, release, and full-pallet delivery model around that rhythm.

Whether your program needs scheduled replenishment to an OEM line, bulk shipments to a distribution warehouse, or finished goods storage against forecasted demand, the logistics serve the manufacturing program — never the reverse.

Why Choose Texas Injection Molding?

Because the partner that molds your parts should be accountable for storing, packaging, and shipping them in the way your operation actually needs them.

Zero Vendor Handoffs

Press to warehouse to truck inside one building — fewer seams, less count drift, and less finger-pointing between suppliers.

Traceability Without Gaps

Barcode lot tracking from resin to finished goods shipment — one unbroken record your quality team can audit.

Logistics Shaped to Your Operation

Scheduled releases, full-pallet freight, kitting, bulk shipments, or long-horizon holding — modeled on how you consume parts, not on our convenience.

Houston Freight Position

A major U.S. freight hub with direct lanes across North America — favorable transit times in nearly every direction.

Made Here. Stored Here. Shipped From Here.

There is a quiet confidence in a supply chain with fewer seams: no reconciling multiple inventory systems, no chasing a lot across disconnected warehouses, and no audit trail that breaks at a vendor boundary. Just parts — molded, stored, packed, and shipped by one team that answers for the full manufacturing flow.

Texas Injection Molding supports OEM manufacturing programs with full-pallet logistics, scheduled releases, and shipment models designed around plants, production lines, and customer distribution warehouses.

Tell us how your operation consumes parts. We will design the inventory, packaging, and delivery model around it and return a detailed proposal — typically within 48 hours.

Get Your Logistics Proposal — Typically Within 48 Hours

Tell us your volumes, destinations, release schedules, and delivery cadence. Our team will design the warehousing, packaging, and full-pallet shipment program around your manufacturing operation and return a detailed proposal — free, with no obligation.

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(281) 489-4292

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info@tx-im.com

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11015 Bay Commerce Drive

Houston, TX 77034

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