What is co-molding
Co-molding is a type of molding that allows plastic materials to be fused with other materials such as metal, brass, or aluminum.
The advantages
Items obtained through co-molding are efficient and of a high standard. Here are the main advantages:
Durability over time
Metal inserts provide strength and durability.
Top performance
With co-molding, the finished product has very high quality characteristics.
Fast production
The production process is faster because it does not require the assembly stage.
Unparalleled resilience
The fusion of the materials is so strong that it is unparalleled in post-molding assembly processes.
How it works
In the co-stamping process, the inserts (generally metal, brass or aluminum) are inserted into the moulding cavity/s and the material is molded around them, resulting in a piece of plastic firmly coupled to the inserts themselves.
Application areas
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Injection moulding
We do single-material molding: we make components with a type of injection involving only one type of polymer or thermoplastic material.
Two-component moulding
We make components with high aesthetic characteristics and high tightness and performance due to the possibility of molding two different thermoplastic materials in the same mold.
Gas assisted molding
This process, also referred to as GAIM (Gas Assisted Injection Moulding), involves the insertion of gas into a duct to make a “hollow” article inside.