GOODFISH GROUP
Goodfish provides plastic injection moulding services for UK manufacturers who need the same part, made right, every time. We run 49 presses from 35 to 1,000 tonnes across three UK sites, backed by ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certification and an NPI team that takes your part from first-off samples to full production.
We manufacture accurate, consistent and durable injection moulded parts for technical applications across sectors like automotive, electrical and medical.
We offer overmoulding, insert moulding, and a variety of thermoplastics to suit different project needs.
With 49 presses across three UK injection moulding sites, our plastic injection moulding services offer short lead times and competitive pricing on high-volume projects.
As a UK plastic injection moulding company, Goodfish supports manufacturers across automotive, electrical, medical and construction sectors.
Our multi-site UK operation, advanced automation and in-house quality control provide stable, long-term supply, from tooling transfer and NPI through to full-scale manufacture and ongoing production management.
Our injection moulding programmes are designed for dependable, ongoing manufacture where output must remain stable over time.
UK production keeps projects close to engineering teams and helps avoid disruption once manufacture is running, while automation and monitored quality checks support consistent performance from validation through to steady-state production.
Our injection moulding service is supported by in-house engineering, tooling knowledge, quality control and secondary operations that help customers move from validation into stable production.
Plastic components moulded to your exact specifications and project requirements. Ideal for manufacturers needing high-volume production with consistent quality.
Overmoulded and insert moulded parts combining multiple materials for added strength, precision and performance.
In-house colour matching and surface texturing for production-ready plastic parts with consistent appearance and quality.
In-line or post-moulding assembly to deliver finished plastic components ready for distribution or installation.
Cutting, welding and other secondary operations managed in-house for greater control, accuracy and efficiency.
Tool and part design support to optimise manufacturability, reduce waste and improve production efficiency.
In-house tooling maintenance and repair to reduce downtime, extend tool life and maintain consistent part quality.
We work with trusted toolmaking partners to produce high-quality mould tools tailored to your production needs.
Tool design support from our NPI team, working alongside our toolmaking partners so your tool is built for reliable, high-volume production.
We manufacture injection moulded components for industries where product performance, traceability and reliable supply are essential to ongoing production.
We supply automotive plastic components including trims, housings and under-bonnet parts.
Our IATF 16949-certified process ensures impact resistance, quality and consistency for long-term use.
Injection moulded covers, enclosures and components for cable management and electrical products.
We use flame-retardant plastics to meet safety standards across residential, industrial and infrastructure settings.
We mould durable plastic components for construction materials, fittings and safety systems.
Weatherproof plastics ensure performance in demanding environments.
Plastic injection moulded parts for retail displays, packaging and product casings.
We supply durable components with high-quality finishes for retail environments.
We supply precision-moulded medical components using biocompatible materials.
Our ISO-certified processes ensure parts meet the strict standards of healthcare applications.
Plastic injection moulded parts for defence systems, designed for strength and durability.
We supply mission-critical components that meet performance and reliability needs.
Our automated injection moulding lines use collaborative robots to reduce manual handling, improve efficiency and maintain consistent part quality. By combining automation with skilled operators, we speed up production, minimise waste and deliver cost-effective, high-volume results for manufacturers across the UK.
Quality control is integrated into every stage of our injection moulding process to ensure tight tolerances and reliable performance. Using CMM inspection, laser scanning and inline testing, we verify dimensional accuracy, identify potential defects early and maintain consistent part quality for every production run.
Goodfish operates 49 plastic injection moulding machines at our UK manufacturing sites, with clamp forces ranging from 35 to 1000 tonnes. This lets our plastic injection moulding services cover small, medium and large components at high volume, supporting demanding production schedules. Our flexible setup enables fast turnaround, scalable output and consistent quality for manufacturers across multiple sectors.
Goodfish moulds high-quality components from a wide range of thermoplastics, helping manufacturers choose the most suitable material for each project. Our team provides technical guidance on performance, durability and appearance to ensure parts meet the required specification and application.
A durable, impact-resistant material widely used for automotive trims, enclosures and consumer goods.
A high-strength, transparent thermoplastic used in optical, protective and industrial components where clarity and toughness are essential.
Lightweight and flexible with excellent chemical resistance. Commonly used in automotive parts, electrical housings and general industrial applications.
A strong, wear-resistant polymer suited to gears, fixings and structural parts requiring high mechanical performance.
Flexible, moisture-resistant and cost-effective. Suitable for containers, tubing and cable protection.
We operate three UK injection moulding facilities in Cannock, Worcester and St Asaph. Each site is equipped with high-volume moulding machines, in-house tool maintenance and a range of secondary services including assembly, printing and warehousing. This setup allows us to scale production quickly, maintain consistent quality and provide manufacturers with a dependable UK injection moulding partner.
Based in the West Midlands, our Cannock facility spans 20,000 sq. ft. It houses 12 injection moulding machines ranging from 50T to 1000T and includes warehousing, secondary operations and assembly services.
Located in Worcester, our Powell & Harber site operates from a 20,000 sq. ft facility. It runs 16 injection moulding machines ranging from 35T to 270T and provides secondary operations, printing and assembly.
Located in St Asaph, our North West site spans 138,651 sq. ft. It runs 21 injection moulding machines from 35T to 500T and offers secondary operations, warehousing, fabrication, assembly and tool maintenance within a fully equipped tool room.
Looking for a broader overview of our UK plastic manufacturing capabilities? Visit our UK plastic manufacturer page.
Over 200 UK manufacturers rely on our plastic injection moulding services for high-volume production. We work closely with each customer to deliver consistent, reliable components that meet the technical and performance requirements of their sector. Our technical support and UK-based production help reduce downtime, improve repeatability and keep production schedules on track.
What production volumes can Goodfish support?
Our plastic injection moulding services are built for repeatable, long-term manufacture rather than prototype runs. Programmes typically start from 5,000 parts a year, with capacity depending on component size and material.
Who pays for and owns the injection mould tool?
The customer pays for the tool and owns it. We store it at our site and look after it with in-house tool maintenance and repair, so it stays in production condition for the life of your programme. Our guide to the key components of an injection mould tool explains what’s inside it and how each part works.
Can existing mould tools be transferred to Goodfish?
Yes. Existing tooling can be assessed, transferred and prepared for continued manufacture within our UK facilities. We support validation, process stability and long-term maintenance after transfer.
Which thermoplastic materials can be moulded?
We process a wide range of engineering thermoplastics including ABS, polypropylene, nylon and polycarbonate, selected according to mechanical, thermal and durability requirements.
Do you manufacture injection moulded components in the UK?
Yes. Production is carried out within our UK manufacturing sites, supporting reliable supply, closer engineering collaboration and reduced logistics risk for ongoing programmes.
Our engineering and production teams will review your enquiry and respond with guidance on suitability, capacity and next steps.
