After 15 years with a manufacturer of component parts - a company where she had risen from secretary to vice-president and ended up with 25% of the firm's stock - Lana Scott-Whaley wasn't happy with starting just any old company, she wanted it to be the best. Her passion for excellence and her ambition to be the best was infectious, so much so that her husband David Whaley left a secure job with t
he California Institute of the Arts, took a mortgage out on their home, and launched their dream. With chins high and smiles wide, they turned on the lights at HOOSIER on May 1, 1979 - a 4,000 square foot facility with few a pieces of equipment and a handful of clients. Thirty years later, the second generation is hard at work keeping Lana and David’s dream alive in a 63,000 square foot complex fully equipped with high-tech in-house fabrication and manufacturing capability. A successful family owned, family run business is unlike any other. There's an intrinsic quality about the management style and company dynamics that's nearly impossible to duplicate. We've come a long way since 1979 and we still approach our business the same way that Lana and David did. "Give our customers the best product at a great price, and they'll likely be back for more." combines experience, technology, and quality to produce your plastic and metal parts. We are confident that we can employ our expertise to meet your requirements, and the goals of your project to provide your company with the competitive edge. We fill the gap between your design and finished parts while addressing your fabrication challenges by working directly with you. With a focus on communication, Hoosier provides customers with solutions. Advanced manufacturing and the strongest talent in the industry allow us to make the most challenging medical device and defense parts in the industry.
