Specializing in vacuum forming and pressure forming!!

basic information

Vacuum forming, which stretches sheets using only the power of vacuum, cannot apply pressure greater than atmospheric pressure. In contrast, pressure-assisted forming applies compressed air simultaneously with the vacuum, allowing for more precise shaping. Additionally, unlike injection molding or sheet metal pressing, the molds only need to be either convex or concave, resulting in shorter production times and lower costs. Furthermore, changes in product design are easy to implement. In other words, small-batch production of a wide variety of products is a specialty of vacuum forming and pressure-assisted forming.

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Applications/Examples of results

1. Small lot production is possible. 2. Capable of handling large molded products. 3. Mold reproducibility comparable to injection molding (pressure forming). 4. Material selection for molds is possible. 5. No surface treatment required after molding.