How Does Andorit Manufacture PU Parts?
We manufacture PU parts using foaming technology and then finish them in-house. In the thermoforming process, films are placed into the mold and reinforced with foam. Compared with painting, this creates a more durable surface. We then machine the parts: we add drill holes, cutouts and threaded inserts, and we use CNC milling to create openings and undercuts.
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High-Pressure Foaming
Parts weighing from 100 g to 12 kg can be produced on a total of four production systems.
Low-Pressure Foaming
Lightweight parts weighing from 60 g to 2 kg can be produced on three production systems.
Processing Non-Foaming Materials
We can process non-foaming materials on all of our production systems.
Back-Foaming of Films
Thermoformed films are placed into the mold and reinforced with foam. This creates a more durable surface than painting.
Mold Size
Parts can measure up to 1,800 × 1,800 mm.
Machining
We can machine PU parts in-house, for example by adding drill holes, cutouts or threaded inserts.
Milling
We use CNC milling to create openings and undercuts and to carry out other complex operations.
Assembly Services
If required, we can assemble your housing parts before shipping.
Painting and Screen Printing
We can also apply textured paint finishes.
EMC Coatings
We apply electrically conductive coatings to ensure electromagnetic compatibility (shielding).
Frequently Asked Questions About Manufacturing
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How large can parts be?
Parts can measure up to 1,800 by 1,800 millimeters. This allows us to produce large covers and housings that would be difficult to make by injection molding.
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Can Andorit machine the parts?
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Does Andorit paint the housings?
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Does Andorit offer EMC shielding?
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How long does it take to manufacture a part?