make our processes more efficient and precise. The use of state-of-the-art technologies and machines minimises errors and increases production speed.
Advantages:
The integration of Industry 4.0 technologies enables real-time monitoring of production processes, leading to continuous improvement.
Textile / IMD / IMF / IMTR / IMDS: These processes enable us to integrate textiles or films directly into the injection moulding process, resulting in unique surfaces and functionalities.
rely on the skill and experience of our employees. These methods are particularly valuable when it comes to complex or customised products where precision and attention to detail are crucial.
Advantages:
Although manual processes are generally more time-consuming, they often offer invaluable benefits in areas where creativity and customisation are required.
Ultrasonic welding uses high-frequency sound waves to join plastics. The heat generated melts the material surfaces, creating a strong bond.
Advantages:
In vibration welding, the parts are joined together using mechanical vibrations. This method is particularly effective for larger surfaces and complex geometries.
Advantages:
Laser welding uses a focussed laser beam to join plastics. This technology enables precise weld seams and is ideal for sensitive materials.
Advantages:
In hot plate welding, the parts to be joined are heated on a heated plate until they melt before they are pressed together.
Advantages:
Marc Petersen, Head of Quality Management