Short supply chain between manufacturers and subcontractors: deal directly with the moulder
Looking for plastic injection moulding direct from the manufacturer, with no intermediary, for your parts?
Cemiplast favours a short supply chain with its customers: you deal directly with the manufacturer, with no intermediary. This relationship is also built on local roots in the Jura Arc, Switzerland, and on shared tooling and transport.
A local plastic injection moulding subcontractor for regional industrial companies
With Cemiplast, you speak directly to the company that designs and moulds your parts. There is no intermediary between your team and the moulder. That is what the short supply chain between manufacturers and subcontractors means.
Cemiplast is also the preferred supplier of local industrial companies. The company has been based in the canton of Bern, at the Clef technology park in Saint-Imier, since it was founded in 2013.
Shared tooling and transport: plastic injection moulding direct from the manufacturer
In addition to shared tooling, Cemiplast shares transport with its customers. This practice shortens the logistics chain. It follows the same eco-responsible logic as moulding recycled or bio-based materials.
With shared tooling, the mould base stays with Cemiplast and the cavities belong to the customer. The short supply chain therefore goes beyond geographical proximity. It is based on shared industrial ownership that strengthens the long-term relationship between manufacturer and subcontractor.
Plastic injection moulding direct from the manufacturer: how we work with you
They trust us
Industrial companies in the Jura Arc choose Cemiplast as their local subcontractor.
Frequently asked questions: your local plastic injection moulding subcontractor
Yes. Cemiplast’s customers deal directly with the manufacturer, with no intermediary. Cemiplast also shares transport with them to shorten the logistics chain.
Cemiplast has been based in the canton of Bern, at the Clef technology park in Saint-Imier, in the heart of the Jura Arc, since it was founded in 2013.
The mould base belongs to Cemiplast and the cavities to the customer. This shared industrial ownership strengthens the partnership, beyond geographical proximity alone.
It means you deal directly with the moulder who produces your parts, with no intermediary. Shared tooling further strengthens this relationship over time.
Yes. Cemiplast makes sure it remains attractive to start-ups with small budgets, in particular thanks to shared tooling.