Due to the unique nature of the process, Structural plastics can be used to replace wood, concrete, fiberglass, solid plastics, metals and a number of other materials in a variety of applications. The case studies below provide some insight into how this innovative plastics manufacturing technology can turn ideas into successful products.
- “Lighter and easy to assemble parts”
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“Lighter and easy to assemble parts”
- “Cost savings”
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“Cost savings”
- “Single molded part replaces multi-step assembled metal parts”
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“Single molded part replaces multi-step assembled metal parts”
- “Lightweight parts”
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“Lightweight parts”
- “Highly repeatable, cost effective parts”
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“Highly repeatable, cost effective parts”
- “Lower tool and part costs”
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“Lower tool and part costs”
- “Integral color eliminates paint”
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“Integral color eliminates paint”
- “High Durability”
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“High Durability”
- “Large shot sizes”
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“Large shot sizes”
- “Multiple pieces from various tools molded at the same time”
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“Multiple pieces from various tools molded at the same time”
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- “Lighter and easy to assemble parts”
- “Lighter and easy to assemble parts”
- “Cost savings”
- “Cost savings”
- “Single molded part replaces multi-step assembled metal parts”
- “Single molded part replaces multi-step assembled metal parts”
- “Lightweight parts”
- “Lightweight parts”
- “Highly repeatable, cost effective parts”
- “Highly repeatable, cost effective parts”
- “Lower tool and part costs”
- “Lower tool and part costs”
- “Integral color eliminates paint”
- “Integral color eliminates paint”
- “High Durability”
- “High Durability”
- “Large shot sizes”
- “Large shot sizes”
- “Multiple pieces from various tools molded at the same time”
- “Multiple pieces from various tools molded at the same time”
