Sheet metal – Rubber – Injection – Plastic
Metal-plastic co-molding is the process by which we merge a plastic material with metal using high mechanical and micrometric efficiency presses. Our company can help you make the product by ensuring you are hightà e eccellente resa estetica.
We can do any type of operation using plastic and metals. We recommend the right formula by paying attention to the hardening times, the cooling times of the thermoplastic material, the types of pressure to be exerted.
– join two plastic objects
– metal-plastic injection molding
– incorporate one plastic object into another
– plastic coating an object with other types of plastic materials
– join different alloys to plastic materials
– plastic molding with metals
– weld metals with plastic materials
– multicolored co-molding
– multi-component co-molding
Polypropylene (or polypropene, abbreviated as PP) is a thermoplastic polymer that can show different tactics. The most interesting product from the commercial point of view is the isotactic one: it is a semi-crystalline polymer characterized by a high breaking load, a low density, good thermal and abrasion resistance.
Polyparaphenylsulphide or PPS is a high performance thermoplastic technopolymer with remarkable properties of resistance to chemical agents, flame and water vapor, particularly suitable for injection molding (PPS)
Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) is part of the technopolymer family, and replaces some applications made with thermosetting resins or metals. It has a crystalline structure and is resistant to most chemicals.
Polyamides (PA) are macromolecules characterized by the CO-NH amide group, on which many properties of this type of compounds depend. Polyamides can be synthesized by polymerization by condensation of a dicarboxylic acid and a diamine or by polymerization by ring opening of a lactam.
Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene or ABS, also known by the trade name of Cycolac, (chemical formula (C8H8 · C4H6 · C3H3N) n) is a common thermoplastic polymer used to create light and rigid objects such as pipes, musical instruments (especially the recorder and the clarinet), golf club heads, parts or entire automotive bodies, such as in the Citroën Méhari, and toys such as the famous LEGO bricks
Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE), or thermoplastic rubbers, are a class of copolymers or a polymeric mixture (usually a plastic and a rubber) with both thermoplastic and elastomeric properties. While most elastomers are thermosetting, TPEs are relatively easy to use in production, for example, through injection molding. Thermoplastic elastomers show the typical advantages of both plastics and rubbers
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The ability to “beat” metal has evolved over the course of human history, passing from the manual beating of the blacksmith to the automated one, through power hammers, initially operated by water mills, then by steam e finally through an electric motor, a hydraulic pump or an air compressor. The most important feature of power
We continue with the hot forging machinery, through the family of presses. We can divide the presses into three groups: hydraulic, eccentric and knuckle joint. The hydraulic presses, using Pascal’s law, operate the hammer, between the guide columns arranged in a V shape, by means of a hydraulic cylinder, powered by a hydraulic motor. Compared
What Cold forging means Throughout history, cold forging has aroused growing interest, becoming the most suitable production process for the production of different types of parts. The most frequently cold-forged components, small metal parts and bolts, refer to various sectors, such as automotive, aerospace, oil & gas, hydraulic and, with a growing trend, also electrical.
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