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    1. (2K-) Injection Moulding

      (2K-) Injection Moulding

      The injection moulding process is one of the most common manufacturing processes and makes it possible to produce plastic molded parts in small and large quantities in a cost- effective manner. An infinite number of shapes and surface structures can be realized. The process can be used economically, especially with large production volumes. We ensure maximum repetition and accuracy, in addition to perfect dimensional accuracy and color fidelity of your molding parts. Compact and structural foam injection-moulding process Gas internal pressure process (GID) Insert and outsert technology Exjection injection moulding Shot weight from 0.1 g to 6,000 g Processing of standard and high-tech plastics Reinforced or non-reinforced plastics available Silicone injection moulding Dual component silicone injection moulding

    2. 2-shot injection moulding

      2-shot injection moulding

      The two-shot injection moulding process combines two different materials in a single automated cycle that can also include colouring. This results in highly functional components with specifically combined properties – such as hardness and elasticity, transparency and strength, or media resistance and flexibility. Common use-cases include silicone with thermoplastic, silicone metal combinations, or silicone components made from different Shore hardnesses. Hard-soft combinations with TPE are also among the frequently used material pairings. The materials are injected sequentially or simultaneously into a specially designed mould and subsequently form a permanent bond – mechanically, chemically, or thermally anchored. Compared to the single-component process, two-shot injection moulding reduces the risk of assembly errors – a crucial advantage in complex components.