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Part of the DCC Automation Group

Custom Metal Designs is part of the DCC Automation Group. CMD handles bottles on the empty side; DCC picks them up once they're filled. Between us, we cover the whole line.

01 /A DCC Automation line, filled product

In summary

Custom Metal Designs is part of the DCC Automation Group, a New York-based automation company. The two fit together along the bottle line. CMD builds and services the equipment that handles empty bottles, from the blow molder through conveying and packaging to the filler, and DCC handles conveying on the filled side, through to finished, palletized product. For a customer, that means one group can engineer, build, and support the entire line, empty to filled. CMD keeps its own brand and its shop in Central Florida; the group relationship extends what we can cover, it doesn't replace who we are.

The whole line

From the blow molder to the pallet.

Custom Metal Designs runs the empty side, from the blow molder to the fillers. DCC Automation takes over once the bottles are filled, through casing and palletizing.

Custom Metal Designs · empty side, stations 1-7DCC Automation · filled side, stations 8-10
CMD · emptyDCC · filled
Custom Metal Designs → DCC AutomationCustom Metal Designs conveys, accumulates, bags and debags the empty jugs; DCC Automation takes over at the fillers, conveys the full jugs to the caser and palletizes the cases.

Custom Metal Designs · stations 1–7

The empty side

CMD builds and services the equipment that handles empty bottles, from the blow molder through conveying and packaging to the filler.

DCC Automation · stations 8–10

The filled side

DCC handles conveying on the filled side, through to finished, palletized product.

Shared ground

What the two companies share

CMD and DCC are both engineering-led manufacturers that build and support what they sell, rather than resell someone else's equipment.

  • We build and support what we sell, not resell it
  • One group covering the whole bottle lifecycle, empty to filled
  • A 1972 company with the momentum of a growing group

Next step

Need the whole line covered?

Empty or filled, tell us what you're moving. We'll bring in the right half of the group.