Plastics Gluing & Bending Service
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The bending and gluing of plastics, including "see-through" products, is another value-added service that we provide. It is possible for us to bend and glue materials such as plastics like polycarbonate, PETG, PMMA just to name a few, to make displays and guards.
We have purchased a wide range of plastic bending equipment and facilities over the years to better support our clients.
There is a wide range of adhesives available at our stock suitable for all sorts of polymers we offer. Our CNC Plastics Gluing Robot ensures accurate and consistent delivery of the adhesive for a perfect joint every time.
We have the equipment and expertise to manufacture almost every plastic detail using our heat benders and presses. We use a solvent-type bonding agent for bonding plexiglass that chemically welds surfaces together. It produces clean, optically transparent joints that result in a beautiful end-product.
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What types of plastics can be used in GTEEK's gluing and bending services?
At GTEEK, we specialize in various types of plastics including acrylic (PMMA), polycarbonate (PC), and polypropylene (PP). Each material has specific properties that make it suitable for different applications. Our expert team ensures that the right type of plastic is used for your specific project needs.
What is the process involved in the plastics gluing service?
The gluing process at GTEEK involves surface preparation, application of the adhesive, and curing. We utilize advanced adhesives specifically designed for plastics to ensure a strong bond. Our technicians are trained to select the best adhesive based on the type of plastic and the intended application, ensuring optimal performance.
How does the bending service affect the structural integrity of the plastic?
The bending service at GTEEK is conducted under controlled conditions to minimize stress and maintain the structural integrity of the plastic. Our technicians use specialized equipment to apply precise heat to the plastic, allowing it to be shaped without compromising its strength. This ensures that the final product meets both aesthetic and functional requirements.