June 2008
Speck Plastics, Inc. and Bombardier, manufacturer of aerospace and transportation solutions, have come a long way. The business relationship began back in the 1970s between Speck Plastics, Inc. and UTDC, a Canadian manufacturer that would later be acquired by Bombardier.
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May 2008
Speck Plastics, Inc. has honed its manufacturing process into one that successfully thermoforms clear plastic parts for its clients. When glass can’t be used because of certain conditions, risk of breakage or other safety concerns, companies have the option of clear polycarbonate plastic.
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March 2008
Speck Plastics Inc. helps companies like Bombardier, Crayola and Tyco every day. With what? Plastic parts that are needed in either smaller quantities or with design demands that make injection molded plastics an overly costly or less-than-ideal option.
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August 2007
Speck Plastics worked with the National Canal Museum to create model canal boats to illustrate how the canals once operated in their hey day.  Children choose from boats carrying grains, coal or passengers and learn how locks, aqueducts and even an inclined plane worked.
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June 2007
Speck Plastics helped SuiteDigs, maker of doggie condos, design and create its go-to-market unit that will house dogs.  The SuiteDigs units haven’t hit the market yet, but have received a ton of buzz from the dog-lover community already.  They are individual apartments, made from thermoformed plastic, that will house dogs, distribute treats and hold webcams through which the owner can view their dog’s activity via the internet.  Designed for owners on the go, these units help entertain and comfort dogs while they are on their own.