Digital Embossing lightweight furnitureApplications for digital embossing: It is used to add a tactile feel to packaging, advertisements, hang tags for clothing, business cards, and magazines. It is also used to emboss in braille for blind readers. More information: The printing process uses a UV curing liquid polymer that is immediately cured with UV light. The thickness of the pattern can be up to 0. 25 mm. The high gloss polymer also helps highlight the underlying graphics.
It exhibits good impact strength
while retaining its length
and linens
The sintered porous parts are submerged in a colour bath and the surface is then sealed with a resin
The sample is made from glass fibre-reinforced polyamide (nylon) and has a load capacity of 40 kg
Different behaviours are available and new patterns (and thereby behaviours) can be developed for special applications
It can be used to make moulds for reproduction
These graphics are fully integrated into the surface of rotational moulded parts during the moulding process
This is normal hardwood subjected to a thermo-mechanical process that makes it very flexible
The coding of the segments allows complex magnetic fields to be created
The particles can have from four to ten coloured layers
The inclusion of cork lowers the weight and reduces environmental impact compared with pure fossil-based plastics
