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In thermoforming, post-processing for surface treatment of plastic is less common compared to other plastic processing methods.
The reason for the relatively infrequent use of plastic finishing lies in the processing of roll and sheet materials at high value-added stages, as pre-colored and additive-mixed semi-finished products are typically used. Nevertheless, thermoformed parts used as visible components often require an additional visual finish. For particularly high mechanical or thermal demands, annealing can enhance the strength of semi-finished or thermoformed parts.
formary offers various surface treatments for plastics to optimally prepare your thermoformed part for its application. Let our configurator guide you, and we will select the optimal method for your specific project to refine your surface.
High-gloss plastic surfaces, often used for aesthetic applications.
A non-reflective, matte plastic surface, typically used for less conspicuous backgrounds.
Surfaces with various patterns or textures, such as wood grain, leather texture, or other embossed designs.
The surface is covered with a thin layer of fine fibers or particles, known as flocking, creating a velvety appearance.
A three-dimensional texture is pressed into the surface to create a specific pattern or design.
A plastic surface that is clear or slightly translucent, often used for products where contents should remain visible.
Special coatings or plastic surface treatments that enhance resistance to scratches.
Plastic surface treatments that reduce glare and reflections, commonly used for display covers or lenses.
The surfaces of thermoformed parts can be colored or printed with various patterns and designs.
Choose the appropriate technique to enhance your surface:
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