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Valk Industries uses thermoforming to produce a variety of high-quality, custom-designed plastic products, such as plastic trays, blister packs and clamshells. Dedication to quality, efficiency and customer service make us your number one choice for all of your thermoforming needs.
For over 40 years, Conlet Plastics has been a leader in vacuum forming, thermoforming and pressure forming. We serve a wide variety of industries, including medical, airline, automotive and signage, with high-quality products that are reasonably priced and delivered on time.
Kintz Plastics is an ISO 9001:2000-registered, heavy-gauge thermoformer, specializing in high-quality twin-sheet forming, pressure forming and vacuum thermoforming. All secondaries, including CNC machining, painting, screen-printing and mold-making, are done in-house.
Asheville Thermoform Plastics provides plastic thermoforming from the beginning to the end. We have machines for trimming, cutting, mold making, general machining, thermoforming, vacuum forming, pressure forming and more. Send us a sketch and we will work with you to create what you need.
MEI Plastics & MEI Aerospace serve the vacuum forming & thermoforming needs of aerospace, aircraft, mass transit, merchandising, OEMs, etc. From vacuum formed aircraft interior parts to point-of-purchase, custom packaging and component products. Large-size capabilities, fast turnaround, cost-efficient.
Engineered Plastic Products is a plastic pressure forming and thermoforming manufacturer of thermoplastic materials. We provide a full range of services to meet any plastic part requirement. We also offer postforming operations, which are subject to rigid quality controls. Call us for more information.
MARC specializes in vacuum formed plastics, plastic thermoforming and blister and skin packaging. We provide quality-driven, outsourcing services and cost-saving solutions to companies nationwide. We serve the general retail trade as well as the medical, food packaging and other industries.
Specializing in heavy-gauge thermoplastic material thermoforming, Ray Products is there from design to the end stages of production. Our in-house facility provides pressure and vacuum forming for many industries including auto, medical device, recreational, transportation, specialty applications and more.
Productive Plastics is an ISO 9002-registered company that specializes in thermo forming & vacuum forming. Since 1955, our plastic thermoforming has served medical, industrial & material handling industries. Choose from pressure forming, twin sheet thermoforming, or vacuum forming.
At our plastics manufacturing division, Penz Products does thermoforming & vacuum forming offering cost & weight-reduction savings. Our thermoformed parts are made on thermoformers (shuttle or rotary types) for faster production & produced from quality grade plastic materials. ISO 9001:2000 certified.
During the process of thermoforming, a sheet or film is heated and then stretched over a mold until it is cooled. Once cooled, the sheet is reprocessed into the final product. There are several types of thermoforming including vacuum forming, pressure forming, drape forming, free blowing, twin-sheet forming, and simple sheet bending.
The types of plastics that can be used in thermoforming include ABS, kydex, acrylic, lexan, polyethylene, noryl, high impact styrene, and polysulfone. Thermoforming offers short lead times and allows design alterations to be made. Thermoforming also has the ability to create sharp details while maintaining low cost and efficiency.
Thermoforming produces plastic parts for various industries, such as the food, cosmetic, medical, electronics, entertainment, household products, toys, athletic equipment, appliance, automotive, office supplies, and clothing industries. Probably the most significant industry that thermoforming serves, however, is packaging. Products like blister packs, inserts, trays, and clamshells are used to house other products, providing preservation of the items they hold as well as aesthetic design. Consumer product manufacturers also often use thermoforming to produce plastic trays, public signs, and glasses.
