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Thermoforming Large Plastic Parts - Pressure & Vacuum Forming | C&K Plastics | New Jersey

https://www.candkplastics.com/utube Large Plastic Parts Thermoformed using Vacuum Forming, Pressure Forming and Twin Sheet Forming. C&K Plastics offers a comprehensive range of services and capabilities including: vacuum forming, pressure forming, twin sheet forming and a full compliment of secondary operations. We provide full in house engineering support to help our customers turn concepts into production parts. Whether your application is low or high volume, or basic to complex, C&K Plastics has the ability provide cost effective thermoformed solutions to meet your needs. C&K Plastics can form a thermoplastic sheet 96" x 144", in up to .500" gauge, which offers the flexibility to form both large single parts, as well as multiples of parts from a single thermoplastic sheet for maximum efficiency. VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://www.candkplastics.com/utube ------------------------------------------- Contents of Video ------------------------------------------- 0:00 - Thermoforming can achieve multiple parts off of the same mold! 0:38 - C&K Plastics - heavy gage thermoformers - what is that? 1:10 - We machine the part with a router 1:39 - Printed graphics - first surface printing 2:06 - From prototyping to large volume 2:25 - Twin Sheet forming 3:30 - ISO certified - laser checked - QC department 3:42 - Medical industry pressure formed part - textures 4:06 - Medical industry extruded part - painting 4:27 - Full engineering teams at all of their facilities What is the difference between vacuum forming and thermoforming? Vacuum forming uses controlled heat, force, and vacuum to make a thermoplastic sheet pliable enough to conform to a mold contour. Thermoforming generally relies on temperature only. What is Pressure Forming? Pressure forming is similar to vacuum forming, but it uses high-pressure air assist to create significantly better part definition. What is Twin-Sheet Forming? Twin Sheet Forming uses distinct top- and bottom molds, heat, and vacuum to create a void between two sheets of plastic while forming a strong edge seal. What is Vacuum Forming? Vacuum forming is the process of taking a flat thermoplastic sheet and using controlled heat to make it pliable enough to conform to a mold contour by simultaneously applying force and vacuum. Vacuum-formed parts are typically three-dimensional, and finished parts will have the defined shape and detail on one side. Understanding what material is best suited for your thermoformed application is essential. C&K Plastics thermoforms parts out of a wide range of thermoplastic materials and can offer assistance in selecting a material that will be best suited to meet the challenges and demands of your specific application. Some of the thermoplastics we commonly thermoform include: CRYLIC ABS HDPE HMW KYDEX NORYL PP PETG POLYCARBONATE PVC TPO Innovative Thermoformed Solutions With our extensive technical knowledge and comprehensive range of services, C&K Plastics has the ability to provide innovative, cost-effective solutions for your requirements. C&K Plastics is ISO9001:2015 certified, ITAR Registered, and is a member of the Women's Business Enterprise National Council so that we can provide you with the best products. Find out more about C&K Plastics at: https://www.candkplastics.com/utube 🟢 Watch next:    • Плейлист   David, from C&K Plastics shows you the difference between pressure forming, vacuum forming twin sheet forming and injection molding in these short videos. Twin Sheet Forming:    • What is Twin Sheet Molding and Why Use It?...   Pressure Forming:    • What is Pressure Forming and Why Use It? |...   Vacuum Forming:    • What is Vacuum Forming and why it can be r...   #vacuumforming #thermoforming #thermoformingmachine #manufacturing #AmericanManufacturing #ContractManufacturing #ManufacturingIndustry #PartGurus #d2p #plasticmanufacturers #vacuumformingmachine #ckplastics 159 Liberty Street, Metuchen, NJ 08840 1820 Conyers Station Road, Conyers, GA 30013 GIVE US A CALL: 833-232-4848 https://www.candkplastics.com/utube