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AGS Injectoblend FPP330 Approved to General Motors GMP.PP.017

General Motors Material Engineering has approved AGS Injectoblend FPP330 to GMP.PP.017 specification. FPP330 is a 30% glass reinforced polypropylene that is used for various under-the-hood, exterior, and interior parts. Examples include headlamp mounting brackets, armrest substrates, shields, battery trays, BCM/ECM/PCM/TCM/TCCM/VCM brackets, spare tire adapters, door belt reinforcements, etc… This approval introduces a cost-effective recycled alternative [...]

AGS Posted on Industry Week’s Website

Industry Week, a leading source of information for manufacturing professionals, has featured AGS Technology in its “Manufacturing Savvy” blog. Industry Week’s eMedia Editor, Adrienne Selko, uses her blog to post “clever, productive and environmentally-sound manufacturing practices and strategies”. Click on the link below to read her blog and take on AGS Technology: http://forums.industryweek.com/showthread.php?p=38291#post38291

AGStimator PRESS RELEASE

ISO/TS16949 2015 Mitchell Boulevard Schaumburg, IL 60193 Phone 847.534.6600 Fax 847.534.6570 www.agstechnology.com PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: George Staniulis Phone: (847) 534-6600 x102 AGS Technology Launches Online Part Cost Estimator for Injection Molded Parts Made From Recycled Plastic Schaumburg, Ill., April 6, 2010

AGS Website Updated with 3 New Case Studies

You may not have noticed, but we have been tweaking our website behind the scenes over the last several months. Today we are noticeably releasing three new AGS Case Studies that further illustrate the performance and cost savings that AGS Technology can provide by injection molding our own grades of Injectoblend recycled materials. To learn [...]

New and Improved AGS Website Launched

Welcome to the new and improved AGS Technology website. Like so many other websites on the internet, our old website was born during the big bang dot-com frenzy. Our old website was proof positive that AGS had joined the 20th…check that…the 21st century. Then nothing. An internet ice age essentially preserved the old website for [...]