Vacuum Forming
Vacuum forming (thermoforming) for large, thin-walled plastic parts. Ideal for packaging, trays, enclosures, and display items with low tooling costs.
Vacuum forming (thermoforming) for large, thin-walled plastic parts. Ideal for packaging, trays, enclosures, and display items with low tooling costs.
Industries We Serve
Packaging
Blister packs, clamshells, and trays.
Automotive
Interior panels, door skins, light covers.
Medical
Equipment housings, sterile trays.
Retail Display
Product displays and point-of-purchase items.
Materials
We are experienced with both Commodity and Engineering Plastics. Free raw material / resin is available for your chemical testing.
Molding Types & Capabilities
Plastopia works with various types of molding for your specific needs.
Positive Forming
Forming over a male mold. Good for deep draws.
Pros:
- Better material distribution
- Deep draw capable
Cons:
- Less detail on outside
- Thinning at corners
Negative Forming
Forming into a female mold. Good detail on outside.
Pros:
- Excellent outer detail
- Uniform wall thickness
Cons:
- Shallower draws
- More material usage
Surface Finish
Secondary Operations
A wide range of secondary operations to decorate your parts after molding. We save you time and money in your production process.
CNC Trimming
Precision trimming of formed parts.
Pros:
- Clean edges
- Precise
- Consistent
Cons:
- Additional step
- Tool cost
Screen Printing
Printing on formed plastic surfaces.
Pros:
- Branding
- Instructions
- Aesthetic
Cons:
- Surface must be flat enough
- Ink adhesion