Thermoset Compression Components Made to Your Specifications

Compression molding is a relatively straightforward process in which thermoset materials are loaded directly into a heated mold. After the mold closes, parts are formed using heat and pressure over specific periods of time.

Thermoset materials can be introduced into a mold in a raw state, cold or pre-heated. Based upon the application, raw material can be pre-formed into a specific size prior to molding.

Benefits

The thermoset compression molding process yields components and parts that have high impact resistance and compressive strength.

The molding compounds we use in thermoset compression applications include:

• Phenolics
• Urea
• Melamine-Phenolic
• Thermoset Polyester or Bulk Molding Compound
• Diallyl Phthalate (DAP)

Tell us about your Thermoset Compression Molding needs, and we'll let you know how we can help.