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The most versatile materials used in product manufacturing.
Plastics are molded using a variety of processes, formulations,
sizes, shapes or textures. Whether rotationally molded,
blow molded, injection molded, compression molded or
thermoformed, plastics can be the most difficult substrates
to decorate due to:
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Uneven surfaces
• Varying surface tension
• Compound curves
• Outgassing
• Poor adhesion
• Mold releases |
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In-mold spoilage
• Inaccessible mold surfaces
• Image smearing, shifting, cracking
• Reduced cycle times
• Ink bleeding
• Heat distortion |
Post-Mold Graphic products decorate:
- Polyolefins–Polypropylenes, EVAs, Polyethylenes
(HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, MDPE, cross-linked, etc.)
- Urethanes–Polyurethanes, TPE, etc.
- PVCs
- Acrylics–Plexiglass
- Styrenics–Styrene, Polystyrene, etc.
- Engineered resins– ABS, Nylon, Polycarbonate,
Glass-filled resins, Composites, etc.
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find out more about the Post-Mold Graphic Process
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to find how Post-Mold Graphic decals are applied
to plastics
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