Engineer-led since 1965 ⸻

Your MAP to the world of plastic moldings.

Sixty years of precision injection molding in the heart of America. From a 5-gram drone bracket to a 10-pound industrial housing, we build the part, the mold, and the relationship that holds your supply chain together.

AT-A-GLANCE

Presses on the floor

21 Active

Clamp tonnage range

50-1,000 Ton

Shot capacity

2-75 Oz

Part weight range

5 G-10 Lb

Resin families

9+ Engineering

Quote turnaround

1 Business Day

60+
Years molding
precision parts
21
Injection
presses
9
Engineering
resin families
2
In-house design
engineers
1
Source of
responsibility
03The MAP process

Four checkpoints between your spec 

and our shipping dock.

Quality control is not a department here. It's a sequence built into the production floor, starting the minute resin pellets arrive at the dock.

Statistical Process Control [SPC: real-time data on every machine] and Statistical Quality Control [SQC: dimensional integrity of every part run] feed a centralized network that flags variance before parts ship — not after.

01

Material Inspection

Every shipment of resin is checked for type, grade, and purity at the dock. Substandard material is returned to the supplier the same day.

02

In-Process Evaluation

Operators inspect every part for shape, color, and dimensional integrity. SPC charts run on every press, every shift.

03

Pre-Shipping Evaluation

QC technicians sign off before a single carton is sealed. Records and retained samples are kept on every production run, of every mold.

04

Final Assembly & Secondary Ops

Welding, packaging, sub-assembly — performed in-house or by vetted partners. We take responsibility for the finished good either way.

04Equipment

Twenty-one presses. One source.

Enough range to mold a 5-gram electronics housing on a Newberry 50-ton on Tuesday and a 10-pound industrial cover on a Farrel 1,000-ton on Wednesday. Without leaving Kansas City.

21 ACTIVE PRESSES
05Who we are

Two companies. One sixty-year 

reputation.

Anthony C. Gross

President & Chief Engineer
we're not satisfied
until you're satisfied

Modern Alpha Plastics was formed in 1996 when two of Kansas City's most respected custom molders — Modern Plastics Molding (founded 1965) and Alpha Plastics — merged into a single shop with sixty combined years of precision injection experience.

Today, the company is led by Anthony C. Gross, President and Chief Engineer. Anthony brings the design background of a working engineer and the operating discipline of an owner-operator. Most quotes pass across his desk. Most molds get a second look from him before the first shot. That's not a marketing line — it's how a 21-press shop with a 60-year reputation actually runs.

Employee longevity is the foundation of the floor. Several families are represented here by two generations. The same operator who started a job at 7 a.m. is often the one who signs off the last carton before it ships.

Read the full company history →

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right shop — and what it'll cost.

Engineer-led custom injection molding in the heart of America. Since 1965.

7200 NE Birmingham Rd.

Randolph, MO 64161

816.796.3800 · fax 816.796.8555

Anthony@modernalphaplastics.com

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