Thermoforming is a transformation process that involves heating a plastic sheet or film until it becomes soft and deformable. Once the transition temperature is reached, the material is placed over a mold and shaped using vacuum, pressure, or mechanical force, allowing it to conform to the desired shape. This technology is widely used for the production of rigid packaging, trays, technical components, and large-surface items with limited thickness.
Reduced cycle times.
Improved dimensional accuracy of the finished part.
Minimized deformations and surface defects.
Increased production efficiency and process continuity.
