Custom Die-Cut Plastic Fabricator (prototype & bulk supplier)

Since 1928, Ward & Kennedy has been at the forefront of plastic die cutting and digital cutting technology. From our origins as a box toe manufacturer, we’ve expanded our expertise to serve diverse industrial manufacturing markets worldwide. Our state-of-the-art plastic die cutting and digital cutting services, combined with efficient warehousing and VMI systems, make us a trusted partner for businesses seeking custom solutions.

Why Choose Ward & Kennedy for Your Die-Cutting Needs

Precision is the hallmark of Ward & Kennedy. Our skilled professionals excel in intricate processes like:

Kiss Cutting for delicate plastic components
Stamping for high-volume production
Custom fabrication using both die cutting and digital cutting methods

We’re equipped to handle rush orders and limited runs with the same attention to detail as our large-scale production projects. Our commitment to engineered solutions in plastic die cutting and digital cutting sets us apart:

Concept to Reality: We guide your project from the initial idea to the finished product.
Custom Design Services: Even without a CAD file, our experts create designs tailored to your specific needs.
3D Modeling and Rendering: Visualize your product before manufacturing begins.
Versatility in Materials: From standard plastics to corrugated plastic die cutting, we have the expertise to work with a wide range of materials.

Whether you need traditional plastic die cutting or cutting-edge corrugated plastic digital cutting, Ward & Kennedy is your go-to custom die-cut plastic fabricator.

Plastic Manufacturing in Business

Plastic has become indispensable in modern manufacturing for its versatility and affordability. Ward & Kennedy specializes in plastic die cutting and digital cutting, catering to the unique properties of various types of plastics. Our expertise extends to corrugated plastic die cutting and digital cutting, offering solutions to leverage the material’s strength, durability, and water resistance.

The Zund S3 digital cutting machine is used to cut many types of plastic including:

Nylon
Polyester films
Polycarbonate
Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE)
High-Density Polyethylene
Polyethylene Terephthalate-Glycol (PETG)
Acetal
PTFE (Teflon)

Wholesalers and industrial manufacturers trust Ward & Kennedy to add value along every step of the supply chain, from prototypes to ongoing bulk supply. We’ll help you deliver a great product while saving you money.

Browse our plastic products online, such as:

Frequently Asked Questions about Plastic Digital/Die Cutting (FAQ)

I want to see the finished product before I order in bulk. Can I do that?

Of course. You tell us what you want, we make you a prototype and ship it to you. You can either accept the prototype or have us make changes. After this process, you can order in bulk worry-free.

What kind of plastic is best for die cut my product?

With our experience working with many types of plastic, we will make sure to choose the best plastic for your specific product for maximum efficiency and durability.

I only need a small batch of die cut plastic product. Will you do it?

Yes. We manufacture die cut plastic batches of all size. Contact us to get started on your product today.

Are there any design limitations in plastic die cutting?

While plastic die cutting is versatile, there might be limitations with intricate shapes, sharp angles, or extremely thin sections. Our designers will work to optimize designs for successful production.

What industries use plastic die cutting?

Plastic die cutting finds applications in a wide range of industries, including packaging, automotive, electronics, medical devices, consumer goods, textiles, and more.

Additional Services from Ward & Kennedy

In addition to digital/die-cutting, we provide a variety of supply and design services to companies across the globe:

Digital/Die Cutting Services	Supply Services	Design Services	Fabrication Services
Vending Inventory Management	Warehousing	Prototyping	CAD Design
Production Runs	Distribution	Engineering	Skiving
Vendor Managed Inventory	Fulfillment	Reverse Engineering	Manufacturing