We will mold simple shapes at a low cost!
Vacuum forming is a method where a heated and softened sheet material is placed over a mold (made of metal, wood, or resin), and the space between the mold and the sheet is subjected to reduced pressure, allowing the sheet to be pressed against the mold by air pressure to form the desired shape. In addition to general-purpose resin sheets such as polystyrene, polypropylene, polyethylene, and polyester resin, we respond to customer needs by producing thin-walled molded products in large quantities at low cost, including the molding of cushioning foam sheets. We also accommodate various industrial materials such as sheets and films. Furthermore, we propose suitable materials and processing methods for your desired applications. 【Features】 ■ Low mold production costs ■ Short production period ■ Easy partial design changes ■ Effective for producing plastic trays and foam trays *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Industries that use vacuum forming】 ■ Polypropylene - Urethane molds, waterproof covers, parts trays, etc. ■ Foam sheets - Housing equipment (ceilings, bathtubs, washbasins, etc.), blister packs, packaging, parts trays, transport trays, resin covers, etc. *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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As a pioneer in foam processing, we assist in manufacturing across construction, civil engineering, electrical products, information devices, industrial machinery, and logistics, while also responding to the needs of customers in various fields as a specialized trading company for rubber, tape, and adhesives. Furthermore, we are building a system for proposing and processing new materials.
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