What are Elastomeric Polyurethanes? Elastomeric polyurethanes are derived from a chemical reaction between a polyol and isocyanate, making this a true thermoset polymer. Commonly associated with … read more

Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) is a manufacturing process typically used to manufacture large, complex geometries. Unlike injection molding, RIM uses thermoset materials and never thermoplastics.… read more

When it comes to custom molded products and components, there are several manufacturing processes to choose from. Whether it is between thermoforming or reaction injection molding (RIM), each process… read more

There are several types of surface finishes to choose from when designing custom molded products. Your design requirements will often dictate the appropriate process to achieve your desired look,… read more

During the product development process when intricate geometries are required, designers tend to consider injection molding. While this process may be one of the most known methods for molded parts,… read more