Product novelty 20. June 2024
Structural Foam Moulding - Example for agriculture
Structural foam moulding (also known as low-pressure foam moulding) allows some of the disadvantages of high-pressure injection moulding to be overcome.
The main difference between Structural foam moulding and high-pressure injection moulding is that a chemical blowing agent is added to the plastic granules. This is activated when the plastic is heated to its melting point.
Different techniques for realising your plastic product
Depending on the design and quality requirements of your plastic product, housing or shaped component, HSV-TMP will apply the technology that suits the specifications and the desired end result. Here are a few of the techniques that HSV-TMP can offer you at its own facilities in addition to thermoplastic foam moulding:
Sequential injection moulding
High pressure injection moulding
Structural foam moulding
Project+, combination injection moulding & particle foam engineering
Get informed about the technology and manufacturability for the realization of your large moulded part, housing or plastic product and visit our booth.
The main difference between Structural foam moulding and high-pressure injection moulding is that a chemical blowing agent is added to the plastic granules. This is activated when the plastic is heated to its melting point.
Different techniques for realising your plastic product
Depending on the design and quality requirements of your plastic product, housing or shaped component, HSV-TMP will apply the technology that suits the specifications and the desired end result. Here are a few of the techniques that HSV-TMP can offer you at its own facilities in addition to thermoplastic foam moulding:
Sequential injection moulding
High pressure injection moulding
Structural foam moulding
Project+, combination injection moulding & particle foam engineering
Get informed about the technology and manufacturability for the realization of your large moulded part, housing or plastic product and visit our booth.