JACO Manufacturing Company has been built on a reputation of customer service, practical applications experience and innovative engineering. We manufacture a number of products for the plastics industry including: * Custom molded and insert molded parts up to 10 oz with unmatched repeatability, and offer a wide range of materials including high performance resins. JACO's in-house mold design, tooling and production ensure high quality. * A full line of JACO plastic compression fittings, which typically cost less than metallic fittings and are available in four different resins for various corrosion-resistance requirements. All common configurations are available in 1/8" through 7/8" tube O.D. sizes including metric sizes. Assembly is fast and easy with JACO's sure-grip design. To ensure top performance from all our products, we utilize a continuous improvement philosophy in all our systems throughout the organization. JACO's unique in-house capabilities are your assurance of quality parts, timely service and competitive pricing. Our past reputation for excellence has laid the groundwork for our operations today. We maintain a commitment to continually enhance and improve the high quality of our products. We look forward to serving all your injection molding needs. JACO MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAS A 50-YEAR HISTORY OF INNOVATION AND QUALITY PRODUCTION JACO's founder, Art Jacobs, started the company in 1949 when plastics were just starting to gain popularity in the United States. As the business began to grow, it became evident that additional production capabilities would be needed to keep up with demand. It was then JACO built its first injection molding machine, the Twinjector, to satisfy the company's growing needs. Then, in 1954, N.A.S.A. contacted JACO to design and manufacture a component for a plastic manifold system. It was this request that lead to the patented invention of our one-piece compression nut and the development of the compression tube fitting line. The Next Growth Phase By the end of 1966, the company had moved into a brand-new facility at its present location, 468 Geiger Street and employed 60 people. The three-shift operation turned out millions of plastic components each year, products which were specialty ordered by companies engaged in all types of business, from chemicals, to aircraft production, to plumbing and automotive. The company had now achieved a reputation as having the technical ability and manufacturing capability to handle tough jobs, blending state of the art custom molding capabilities, a successful proprietary fitting line as well as a line of injection molding machines. In 1978, Art Jacobs retired and sold the company to Irv Davies, President of JACO Sales Corporation Fittings Division, and L. Claire Campbell, Vice President/General Manager, JACO Manufacturing Company. Irv Davies retired in 1987 and sold his interest to L. Claire Campbell. JACO continued to flourish doubling in size as operations were expanded and modernized. Claire Campbell retired in 1996. Today, the company employs 135 people in its two-facility, three-shift operation, and continues to be a closely held corporation. Quality Milestones In 1997 JACO achieved QS-9000, 1995 and ISO 9002, 1994 certification for its Custom Molding Division. In 2006, JACO was certified to ISO/TS 16949:2002 and ISO 9001:2000 (without design), a significant milestone that represents an ongoing commitment to ensure high quality standards. Having reached its 50th year, JACO is as strong as ever, practicing many of the same business philosophies of its founding fathers. Working hard, and working together with a shared vision that focuses on our customers' needs and expectations is what JACO is all about. View Jobs for Jaco Manufacturing Co