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Thank you for sharing.. I am looking for this.
fivequotes 1 week ago
I Really Like The Video Thermoforming at Miller Plastics Inc From Your
willamricard 4 weeks ago
Your Video Thermoforming at Miller Plastics Inc Is Very Useful Sharing
imegatrone 4 weeks ago
Better results with more uniform wall thickness of product if you use a draw box to pre-form.
tampasailor 1 month ago
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luistpuig 3 months ago
Male alloy tool, reasonably flat sheet, minimal pistons on clamps
This fellow nows what he is doing. Kombi tops would be good in 9mm capped abs
Brianzesay 6 months ago
It IS thermoforming.... and its Vacuum. Usually heat the sheets up to anywhere between 600 and 700 degrees (give or take 100 degrees) depending on the material and its thickness.
SchietsCraigslist 7 months ago
not thermo forming, its vacume
iToasterman 8 months ago
thank you very much !!
alalaty 2 years ago
I want to produce Kombi poptop roofs in thermoform plastic instead of the original fibreglass used. Does anyone have such expertise regarding such large structures? We are talking 2m x 1.2m and the shell is about 30cm deep. The overall production in a 5 year period would be 1000+.
Focoist911 2 years ago
if the acrylic about 2mm thickness how much the heat do we need?to get the detail form/shape?
myzull1986 3 years ago
What was your heating system ?
Merlo177 3 years ago
Yea how do they hea the plastic? or is it initially heated prior to vacuming?
LTF85199 2 years ago
@LTF85199 Yes, They Heat the sheets of plastic before they vacuum it. They usually heat them using heating coils and heat it just under the temperature where it becomes a liquid.
braydman123 1 year ago
making my turtle pond.
JustMakingComments 3 years ago
lmao
UntoldSecrets1 2 years ago