Vacuum and pressure forming for large-format plastic parts, packaging, and trays. Low tooling cost and fast setup.
Thermoforming heats a plastic sheet until pliable, then forms it over a mold using vacuum or pressure. It is ideal for large thin-wall parts, packaging trays, enclosure covers, and point-of-sale displays where injection molding tooling would be prohibitively expensive.
Tooling is typically aluminium or composite, keeping startup costs low. New mold lead time is 1–2 weeks including tooling and first sample confirmation. Production lead time after mold approval is typically 2–4 weeks to allow for material procurement and scheduling.
Form parts up to 2,400 mm — impossible and cost-prohibitive in injection molding.
Aluminium molds cost significantly less than injection mold steel tooling.
Clear, coloured, textured, and specialty sheets in a wide range of polymers.
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