Delavan Manufacturing of Des Moines created a new division called Mid Central Plastics.
The first injection molding machine produced by the Cincinnati Milling & Grinding Company was purchased for $43,825. Clamping force of 375 tons with a 32 oz. barrel.
Delavan Manufacturing sells Mid Central Plastics to Sheldon Goreham.
Sheldon Goreham dies and MCP is inherited by the 3 surviving children, Richard, Dee, and Willam Goreham.
Mid Central Plastics is sold to Morton Industrial Group and began doing business as Morton Custom Plastics.
Morton Custom Plastics is purchased by Robert Janeczko, Josh Janeczko, and Stuart Oxer and Innovative Injection Technologies (i2-tech) is formed.
John Deere inducts i2-tech into its Achieving Excellence Supplier Hall of Fame.
Plastics News names i2-tech its Processor of the Year.
i2-tech celebrates its 50th anniversary.
i2-tech founder Dr. Robert Janeczko retires and sells his remaining stock to his son, Josh Janeczko.
Plastics News awards i2-tech its Sustained Excellence Award.
i2-tech purchases its largest molding machine, an Engel 4,400 ton with 654 oz. barrel.
Named to Plastics News Top 100 Molders.
