About Inca
Inca Molded Products Makes Its Mark in Rotational Molding History
Located in a 60,000 square-foot manufacturing facility, in Nashville, Tennessee, Inca Molded Products, Inc., pioneered the plastic fuel tank industry when its then company founder and President James “Jim” Porter designed, developed, tested, manufactured and marketed the first permanently installed cross-linked polyethylene fuel tank in the marine industry.
After serving as a plant manager for Inca Plastics in the mid 1970s, Jim Porter founded Inca Molded Products Inc. in 1979 to pursue the marine fuel tank market. As a result, Inca has become one of the largest suppliers in North America of rotationally molded plastic fuel tanks, as well as a supplier of other custom plastic products.
Jim’s son, Robert Porter, has worked along side his father throughout the company's history he became president when he acquired the company in 2006. Supported by a team of dedicated employees, the company’s culture is driven by continuous improvement of company systems; manufacturing safe, reliable products and services; and making Inca a great place for its employees to work. A highly qualified team of mechanical, industrial and process engineers ensures design and production of each product to client specifications.
To learn about the ways the Inca Molded Products team can help develop your product to become a mark in rotational molding history, please call 800-361-7313.
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