Quality American vacuum formed plastic manufacturers
Vacuum forming, which is a version of thermoforming and one of the oldest plastic forming methods, occurs when a sheet of plastic is heated and formed onto the surface of a single-surface mold by a vacuum. Only one side of the plastic sheet is shaped using the mold.
This process is typically used for larger products / parts at smaller production runs and is good for rapid prototyping. It allows for lower setup and design costs compared to higher-volume plastics manufacturing processes such as injection molding. Use of the vacuum forming method is common in many automotive components such as bumpers and door interiors, engine covers, parts for ATMs / kiosks, and plastic packaging.
Need to find a vacuum formed plastic supplier? Sourcing your product in America reduces your delivery times, costs, and environment impact. Use Mark1 to easily find & compare from over 400 US suppliers that specialize in vacuum formed plastics.
Advance Engineering
Alicia Plastics, Inc.
Allied Plastics, Inc.
Alltrista Industrial Plastics
Alpha Corp.
American Packaging
American Technical Fabricators
Analytic Plastics, Inc.
Armada Technologies
Thermoforming plastics specialist serving California and the surrounding areas. We can bring your idea to life. Visit us for pricing and product samples.
Arthur Corp.
Asia Medsource
Sourcing agents and manufacturing representitives for US companies in China. We find manufacturing sources in China and provide quality and inspection services in China.
Astrofoam, Inc.
Atlantic Precision Plastics, Inc.
Aubright
Discover more about how Aubright delivers The Gold Standard in Plastic Fabrication – the finest in design, functionality and durability for you and your customers.
Best Plastics, Inc.
Billie-Ann Plastics Packaging Corp.
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Black & Bendixon, Ltd.
Bo-Mer Plastics, LLC
Where a hollow mold is filled with a specific amount of resin and then rotated bi-axially in an oven, softening the material to evenly disperse and stick to the walls of the mold. Each rotation, along with the correct speed is critical. In order to maintain an even thickness throughout the part, the mold continues to rotate until it is completely cooled.
Brookdale Plastics Inc.
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Case Casting Sales, Inc.
