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Sector / Plastics & Polymers

Plastics & Polymers

For technical plastics, we qualify suppliers through process stability, tooling infrastructure, material control and serial-production capability.

ProcessToolingMaterialRepeatability

Manufacturing Areas

Plastics & Polymers · 9 manufacturing areas

Review relevant manufacturing areas at a glance.

Plastic Injection Moulding
01

Plastic Injection Moulding

Injection moulding capability fortechnical plastic components.

Large-Part & High-Tonnage Injection
02

Large-Part & High-Tonnage Injection

Large-format and high-tonnageinjection moulding applications.

Precision Parts & 2K / Insert Moulding
03

Precision Parts & 2K / Insert Moulding

Precision geometry, 2K and insertmoulding applications.

Profiles, Pipes & Technical Extrusion
04

Profiles, Pipes & Technical Extrusion

Continuous extrusion for profiles,pipes and technical sections.

Blow Moulding
05

Blow Moulding

Blow moulding for hollowtechnical plastic products.

Thermoforming & Vacuum Forming
06

Thermoforming & Vacuum Forming

Sheet-based plastic parts throughthermoforming and vacuum forming.

Rotational Moulding & Large-Volume Products
07

Rotational Moulding & Large-Volume Products

Rotational moulding for large-volumeplastic products.

Plastic Tooling Design, Production & Maintenance
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Plastic Tooling Design, Production & Maintenance

Tool design, production, revisionand maintenance processes.

Plastic Subassemblies & OEM Serial Production
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Plastic Subassemblies & OEM Serial Production

Plastic components, subassemblies andOEM serial-production work.

Technical Fit

How do we assess a manufacturer?

PROCESSTOOLINGMATERIALREPEATABILITY
Select one axis · Add a second axis to review the intersection

Qualification Review

What do we review before a supplier or service provider progresses?

01

Machine tonnage and process capacity

02

Tooling and maintenance infrastructure

03

Raw-material and recipe control

04

Part-quality system

05

Serial-production continuity

Project Fit Matrix

Where do we typically see the strongest fit?

Project Context / Decision Focus
Injection
Extrusion
Tooling
Serial Production

Industrial plastic parts

Geometry, polymer selection, process stability and part-quality criteria are reviewed together.

Technical housings & covers

Surface quality, tooling geometry, assembly detail and serial repeatability are key criteria.

Profiles & extrusion products

Section geometry, raw material, tooling infrastructure and continuous-process stability drive the decision.

Serial-production components

Cycle time, automation, quality control and sustainable capacity are assessed together.

The matrix is a prioritisation view. Final fit is verified against the technical file, volume, lead time and quality requirements.

● Focus●● Strong●●● Primary fit