Vacuum Forming

Vacuum forming produces a part that is seamless, strong, durable, light weight and available in a variety of finishes. Vacuum formed parts are used in thousands of applications.

APPLICATIONS:
Vacuum formed parts are single component parts that come out of the vacuum forming process as the actual product or a substantial part of the finished product. These are enclosures or housings that are often replacements for sheet metal or fiberglass that need to be light but durable and have good strength relative to weight.

CAPABILITIES:
Vacuum forming is a one-sided process. The finished part will have shape and detail on one side. The advantages to vacuum forming are less expensive tooling, faster turn-around and easier, less expensive updates and modifications compared to injection molding.