Thermoforming is a state-of-the-art method that, in essence, allows us to heat up a sheet of plastic, making it pliable and easy to mold. It’s a bit like vacuum forming.
We heat the plastic sheet in question until it reaches a malleable state. From there, we stretch it over the correct mold with the help of a vacuum. This method of plastic fabrication is helpful with the creation of prototypes and other samples. It’s a speedy way to create similar parts with exquisite details.
Thin-gauge thermoforming is ideal for small plastic pieces, such as blister packs, containers, disposable cups, and various other industries. Thick-gauge thermoforming is well-suited to automobile parts, such as doors, dashboards, fridge liners, plastic panels, and similar pieces.