Plastics are ubiquitous in our daily lives, and the rapid growth in the production of materials made from polymers has been observed since the early 1950s. Today, many people even cannot imagine life without ubiquitous plastic. The versatility and relatively low cost of production are features that have made plastics downright indispensable in many aspects of our ...
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How does Geo Globe Poland approach vacuum thermoforming? Read More "
A cover, a tray, a specific plastic component? We'll make sure your idea comes to fruition from concept to finished product through vacuum thermoforming. Vacuum thermoforming has no secrets for us, but we know that for you it is a means, a way to make an element that is the greater whole of the project. We understand the process and guide you through it step by step. How ...
Step by step through thermoforming - what to pay attention to? Read More "
It starts with an idea If a manufacturer has an idea for a new device or machine it will most likely have an enclosure or cover. In the past, most enclosures were made of sheet metal. Nowadays, an increasingly common material is plastic (aka plastic). Why? Because plastic is lighter than sheet metal making it possible to reduce the weight of even large covers and enclosures ...
Beginnings of a new industry The 1930s can be considered the beginnings of thermoforming, or the shaping of plastics on machines called thermoformers. At that time, a lot of development effort was put into creating acrylic aircraft covers, which were in high demand. Like today, they also used sheet plates, molds and machines. The process looked different from today, of course. Neither ...
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