Plastic & Metal Products Mfr Association

In midtown’s industrial fabric, Plastic & Metal Products Mfr Association sits at the intersection of custom fabrication and precision engineering. Across the sector, shops translate raw materials into custom shapes—brackets, enclosures, housings—often in small batches for prototyping or specialized runs. Among them, they handle cutting, forming, welding, finishing, assembly, and inspection under one roof, which streamlines workflows for manufacturers who prefer to consolidate operations. The Manhattan base sits at 225 W 34th St. #1816, easily reachable by public transit or short drives. Surrounded by garment lofts and showrooms, the area thrives on logistical convenience; suppliers, freight hubs, and machine shops cluster within a few blocks, making it a practical base for fabrication work. For inquiries or project kickoffs, call (212) 563-6390. Processes run the gamut from 3D modeling to final finishing; tight-tolerance machining meets light fabrication that doesn’t demand heavy tooling. Some customers arrive with sketches and walk out with finished prototypes; others need short runs of functional parts without large minimum orders. The focus stays on adaptability—customers adapt the workflow to their specs rather than adjusting to a rigid menu of options. To plot a visit or check their proximity to garment-district freight elevators, use the directions.