Muncie, Indiana
Arrowhead’s Muncie, Indiana Composite Molding Plant specializes in four primary fiberglass and composite processes: Resin Transfer Molding (RTM), RTM Lite, Vacuum Infusion Bag Molding (VIBM) and Spray-Up or Hand Lay-Up Open Molding.
Typical part volumes are 100 to 20,000 parts per year. In addition to fiberglass molding production, our Muncie plant produces most of its own tooling and performs a number of secondary value-added processes such as fiberglass fabrication, bonding, assembly, post mold baking, CAD modeling, precision measuring via a FARO Arm, laser scanning, reverse engineering, sound deadening, tooling modification, expedited lead times and CNC trimming. Our plant personnel are very experienced in the application of various core materials such as balsa wood, PVC foam, urethane foam and craft honeycomb. The plant supplies parts with a finished gel coat surface, grey sanding gel coat surface (for customer painting), and parts with an automotive paint finish.

Our plant is conveniently located on the south edge of Muncie, 15 minutes from I-69 and 75 minutes from the Indianapolis International Airport. The fiberglass plant primarily serves the Midwest but ships numerous parts to Arizona, Florida, Pennsylvania, New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Virginia, Alabama, and Montana. We have customers all over the United States; contact us to discuss your project needs and learn more about delivery times and shipping methods to your area.
Let’s Talk About Whether SRTM is Right for Your Part
Silicone membrane resin transfer molding (SRTM) offers a clean, consistent way to produce fiberglass parts with less mess and more repeatability. At Arrowhead, we can help you determine whether SRTM or another fiberglass molding process is the best fit based on your part geometry, production volume, and finish requirements.
We also offer full trimming and finishing support with 5-axis CNC trimming to bring your part from mold to final spec.
Have a fiberglass part that might be a fit for SRTM?
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