Welcome To MISC Products, Inc.
Providing High Quality Solutions For Over 50 Years
MISC Products, Inc. is a high volume, custom manufacturer. We create products primarily made from narrow webbing, elastic, and cord. Our products include functional seat pull straps, cargo tie-down straps, lifting harnesses, cargo nets, various military strap assemblies, as well as many other custom assemblies. We ship millions of straps annually.
MISC Products, Inc. is a private company originally established in Detroit, Michigan in 1970. However, we currently operate from a facility in Macomb, Michigan.
In addition to our modern production facility, we have an in-house machine shop for making tools and fixtures, as well as an internal laboratory.
MISC Products, Inc. supplies products for most industries including: Automotive, Industrial, Commercial, Aerospace, Medical and Military.
We work with each individual customer from development to launch. MISC Products is proud to utilize our over 50 years of experience, to provide the best, custom solution for their product needs.
- Eliminating the Transit Buffer: Long international lead times force companies to carry massive "safety stock" in their warehouses just to protect against supply gaps. Sourcing domestically from our Michigan facility allows for lean, responsive ordering cycles, keeping valuable working capital free.
- Bypassing Customs and Freight Volatility: International procurement exposes your supply chain to volatile ocean shipping rates, port congestion, customs delays, and sudden tariff changes. Domestic manufacturing relies on straightforward, predictable ground logistics.
- Mitigating Quality Bottlenecks: If a defect is discovered in an overseas shipment, you likely have multiple containers of bad parts already on the water. Resolving the issue requires expensive air-freight replacements or hiring third-party sorting agencies. With a domestic partner, our engineering team works alongside you from development to launch, meaning quality issues are prevented entirely, or corrected in days rather than months.
