RIM is a low-pressure process for large, lightweight and geometrically complex plastic parts—ideal when a steel production tool is not justified. Because the two liquid components mix and cure inside a closed mold, you get design freedom that hard-tool injection molding cannot match.
● Exceptional Design Freedom: Ribs, bosses, curves and undercuts in a single part; wall thickness mixed from 3–20 mm with no sink marks.
● Cost-Efficiency at Low Volume: Aluminum or epoxy tooling instead of hardened steel keeps upfront cost low; economic for runs of 1–3,000 parts.
● Rapid Turnaround: Typical cure cycle 30–60 seconds per part; in-house mold design and making completed in about two weeks.
● Superior Part Properties: Excellent strength-to-weight ratio, dimensional stability, chemical resistance and wear resistance from cross-linked PU.
● Class-A Surface Finish: Parts can leave the mold with cosmetic Class-A surfaces, then go to painting, coating or texturing.
● Large-Part Capable: Single shots up to 2,000×1,200×1,000 mm, holding rigidity even at thin walls.
● One-Roof Solution: From low-cost mold design and making to molding and finishing, all handled in-house for tight quality control.