Manitowoc, Wisconsin: Redline Plastics, a manufacturer and supplier of rotationally molded and thermoformed plastics and industrial cut and sew products, was named a finalist for the Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year in the medium category for a second time.
The Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year (MOTY) program recognizes the state’s top manufacturers of all sectors and sizes for their commitment to quality careers, good business practices, financial growth, innovative processes, and reinvestment into their respective communities. Baker Tilly, Michael Best & Fredrich LLP, and Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce sponsor the annual awards program.
“This nomination is a direct reflection of the achievements and efforts made by our Redline Plastics team over the past five years. I am incredibly proud of the culture of this organization and to be recognized with this honor.” said Redline
Plastics CEO Chuck Webster. Webster and other company team members attended the WMOTY awards ceremony on February 16th at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee.
Redline Plastics is a rapidly growing manufacturer of rotationally molded and vacuum-formed plastic products as well as fiberglass-reinforced and industrial sewing products. Redline Plastics has experienced rapid growth since 2018 when it was formed around the plastics and powersports business units spun off from Dowco, Inc. of Manitowoc. From 2018 through 2022, Redline Plastics made substantial additions to their plastics production equipment and personnel and expanded their facility from 25,000 ft 3 to 220,500 ft.
Redline Plastics President Nick Murray added, “A lot of hard work from a lot of people went into Redline Plastics’ nomination for Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year. We’re proud to be a part of the strong manufacturing community in the state of Wisconsin – it truly is a place where American manufacturing is alive and thriving. We’re even more proud of our team.” Murray adds, “We’d like to extend our congratulations to all the award winners. Thank you for representing the Wisconsin manufacturing community at such a high level.”
Redline Plastics has been nominated for several industry awards this year. In addition to being named a WMOTY finalist, Murray and Webster will be accepting their award as one of Plastics’ News “Best Places To Work” at the Plastics News Executive Forum on February 28th . The company is also a finalist for Plastics News’ prestigious “Processor of the Year” award, which will be chosen at the same event.
