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About The Company
Our simple mission
Make Toolless Plastic Solutions Inc. the
dominant provider, and make “Toolless”
the pre-eminent name in our market by providing
the best customer service, the highest
quality and the fastest delivery. Continuously
increase shareholder value; routinely affect
the lives of our employees in a way that
moves them toward their chosen goals, regularly
contribute to our larger community.
History
In 1985 a French engineer, Jean Claude
Antoine needed low quantities of various
plastic housings for stage lighting. Over
the next few years, borrowing from the
sheet metal and cabinet-making industries,
he developed a process of machining and
bending plastic sheet to make these plastic
housings. With the introduction of CNC
technology, the process became more automated
and efficient. LTP, the French company
Mr. Antoine started, is today the largest
producer of "Toolless" plastic
enclosures in the world. As with any new
technology, LTP spawned a number of spin-offs
who were former licensees, distributors,
employees, etc. Europe has a large number
of companies using the technology today.
It was from one of these companies, a German
company called TTK Kunstoff Technologie,
that Toolless Plastic Technologies, LLC
was born.
Founded in 1998 by Jim Fowler, Toolless
Plastic Technologies, LLC purchased a license
and machines from TTK Kunstoff Technologie.
The licensing aspect of the technology
expired in 2001.
In 2006, LTP purchased a majority position
in Toolless Plastic Technologies, LLC,
renamed it to Toolless Plastic Solutions,
Inc., upgraded all of the equipment and
operating systems, and introduced new capabilities
which allow the forming of more curves
and unique shapes. Toolless Plastic Solutions
is a 8000 square foot design and manufacturing
facility 20 miles north of Seattle, WA.
Core Belief
Our fundamental belief is that we can provide
an unique product, with outstanding service,
while making a profit. Profit allows growth,
and growth creates opportunities for our customers
and our employees. Growth requires that we
stretch, learn, change and expand our vision
and our capabilities Growth is what happens
when we respond to our customer’s needs
and exceed their expectations, and profit
is what allows us to add new capabilities,
new services and new products.
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Key Personnel
- Kathy Abelson
- Brice Benard
Jack Hill
- Sales & Marketing
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- Midwest & East
Coast
Stephanie Sutton
- Purchasing
- Accounts Manager
Khing Tam
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