survevormimisel
Survevormimisel, or pressure forming, is a thermoforming process in which a heated thermoplastic sheet is shaped by applying pressure to force the material against a mold cavity. It is related to vacuum forming but relies on positive pressure to push the sheet into or onto the mold, enabling deeper draws and finer surface detail.
In typical operation, the plastic sheet is clamped in a frame and heated to a pliable temperature.
Materials commonly used in survevormimisel include polystyrene, ABS, PETG, and polycarbonate, usually in thickness ranges of
Advantages ofSurvevormimisel include better replication of fine features, the ability to form deeper shapes, and shorter
Typical applications include packaging trays and shells, automotive interior components, appliance housings, and various consumer electronics