Phoenix Proto Technologies
Who is Phoenix?
Phoenix Proto Technologies helps engineering teams bring products to market faster by transforming designs into production-ready molded parts through rapid tooling and injection molding.
Founded in 2008 by Bob Lemmon in Centerville, MI, Phoenix Proto Technologies brought specialized expertise in aluminum injection tooling and molding. The company joined UPTIVE in 2023, expanding our tooling and molding capabilities.
From early-stage prototypes and design validation to bridge production and full production tooling, Phoenix provides the engineering expertise, DFM support, and manufacturing capabilities needed to accelerate development while reducing risk.
By combining rapid aluminum tooling, in-house molding expertise, and the broader capabilities of Uptive Manufacturing, customers gain a single partner that can support every stage of the product lifecycle, from concept to production.
What We Do
Rapid Aluminum Tooling
Bridge Tooling & Low-Volume Production
Production Tooling
Injection Molding Services
Mold Maintenance
DFM Support
Why Phoenix
Phoenix Proto Technologies combines decades of tooling expertise rapidly, reliably, and with predictability. From prototype tooling to production-ready molds and molded parts, we help customers move faster without sacrificing quality or reliability.
Production-Capable Tooling
Flexible Production Volumes
Engineering-Driven Support
Backed by the Uptive Manufacturing Ecosystem
Related Capabilities
Urethane Casting
Additive Manufacturing
CNC Machining
FAQ
What is Phoenix Proto Technologies?
Phoenix Proto Technologies is Uptive Manufacturing’s injection tooling and molding division that specializes in rapid aluminum tooling, bridge tooling, injection molding and production-ready manufacturing solutions. Phoenix helps engineering teams move from prototype development to production with speed, quality, and expert support.
Where is Phoenix Proto Technologies located?
Phoenix Proto Technologies is located in Centreville, Michigan.
What tooling materials does Phoenix use?
Phoenix uses aluminum tooling to accelerate product development and reduce lead times. Aluminum molds provide a cost-effective solution for prototype, bridge, and many production molding applications.
Can Phoenix support production molding?
Yes. Phoenix supports everything from prototype and bridge production runs to full production molding programs. Our team helps customers select the right tooling and manufacturing strategy based on volume, budget, and long-term production goals.
Is Phoenix part of Uptive?
Yes, Phoenix Proto Technologies is part of Uptive Manufacturing and serves as the organization’s injection tooling and molding division.
How quickly can Phoenix build a mold?
Lead times vary based on part complexity and project requirements, but many rapid aluminum tooling projects can be completed in as little as three weeks.
Does Phoenix offer DFM support?
Yes, Phoenix offers Design for Manufacturability (DFM) support to help optimize part designs for injection molding, reduce tooling complexity, improve manufacturability, and lower overall production costs.
What is the difference between rapid tooling and production tooling?
Rapid tooling is designed for prototypes, design validation, and low-volume production with faster lead times and lower upfront costs. Production tooling is built for higher production volumes and long-term manufacturing programs. Phoenix Proto Technologies offers both solutions and helps customers choose the best approach based on their project goals.
About Uptive
Uptive Manufacturing brings together the proven expertise of GoProto, RE3DTECH, Phoenix, and Stanfordville Machine and Manufacturing to deliver a fully integrated, end-to-end manufacturing solution.
By combining advanced additive manufacturing, precision CNC machining, and injection tooling and molding under one brand, we help engineering teams move seamlessly from prototype to production. The result is a faster, more reliable path to high-quality parts that are backed by expert support, scalable capacity, and a commitment to getting it done right the first time.







