Successful vacuum plating on expanded polystyrene that deforms with heat! Processing that creates uneven surfaces is also possible. This is something our company, with nearly half a century of experience, has achieved.
This is a mannequin made of expanded polystyrene that has undergone plating. As one of our new initiatives, we have been challenging ourselves to apply plating to expanded polystyrene up until today. Since expanded polystyrene deforms with heat, it is difficult to perform vacuum plating on it, but we have successfully completed the process this time, resulting in a plating that is difficult to achieve elsewhere. When we say we apply plating to expanded polystyrene, we are not just making it shiny; we also perform processing that creates textures, as seen in the first photo on the left. As a result, the appearance transforms into a texture resembling carbon or rock, but since it is actually expanded polystyrene, it feels incredibly light when held, creating a sense of illusion for the person holding it. Personally, I believe that the ability to achieve plating on expanded polystyrene (such as shiny and rock textures) like this opens up the advantage of being "heavy in appearance yet lightweight," which can be used in a wide range of environments such as stages and filming sets. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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■ We can handle everything from mold creation to injection molding and plating consistently. At Meiwa Vacuum, we can handle everything from mold creation to injection molding, painting, and plating. We also accept requests for painting only, such as UV clear coating. Additionally, as an outsourcing partner for plating, we have nearly half a century of experience and high technical skills to meet our customers' needs. ■ We can perform plating on a wide range of sizes, from small to large. Meiwa Vacuum can perform plating on various sizes, from large parts like life-sized mannequins to small components used in car audio systems. There are not many companies that can plate large materials typically used in exhibitions or store displays. ■ We accommodate both large lots and single items. We also handle plating for prototypes and individual items brought in by customers. For large lot products, we work on decorations for toys and pachinko machines, as well as Buddhist implements. We also accommodate reflective mirrors, ornaments, and prototypes. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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■Other examples of plating processing Christmas decorations Toy parts Gaming machine parts Reflectors Interior products Buddhist ceremonial decorations National flag balls Ornaments Mannequins Prototypes *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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Our company has been specializing in vacuum plating (deposition) and coating for about half a century. We can handle a wide range of products and various fields, including toys, figures, crafts, cosmetics, industrial parts, and more, as well as intricate components! Additionally, we accept requests for one-of-a-kind prototype models! As part of our challenge, we aim to beautifully plate and coat various materials, so if you are considering processing any unusual materials, please feel free to consult with us! Examples of our achievements include: expanded polystyrene, leaves, crab shells, bamboo, insects, pasta, etc... We are eagerly awaiting your inquiries for quotes and production requests!
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