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KAMA-PACKAGING’s bundled expertise in all aspects of plastics processing and close cooperation with our customers enable us to take a holistic view of their concerns. We then implement the specific requirements with German engineering and planning skills. We advise, plan, design and produce according to your requirements.
The thermoforming area is directly connected to KAMA Packaging. We manufacture our machines and the associated tools ourselves.
We realize the areas of extrusion, recycling and goods trading with our high-class worldwide network. We focus on quality and reliability. EU regulations are always complied with and monitored by KAMA Packaging.
Yes, KAMA Packaging specializes in the development of individual solutions for thermoforming requirements. Our team of experienced engineers and designers will work closely with you to design and produce customized thermoforming machines. Whether it’s special sizes, shapes or special functionalities, we are prepared to deliver solutions that are precisely tailored to your production goals.
At KAMA Packaging, we take customer-specific requests very seriously and treat each project individually and with strict confidentiality. We start with a detailed analysis of your requirements, followed by a customized solution development. Our process includes the design phase, material selection and prototyping. We ensure close communication throughout the project to ensure that the end result meets your expectations.
Our thermoforming machines are proudly produced in Turkey, with all major components coming from well-known manufacturers in Germany. This combination guarantees high product quality and reliability by combining advanced manufacturing techniques with high-quality, durable parts.
Thermoforming is a process for manufacturing plastic products in which a plastic sheet is heated until it is malleable and then formed into a specific shape and cooled to achieve the desired shape. This process is often used to manufacture packaging, housings and other plastic products.
There are two main types of thermoforming processes: vacuum forming and pressure forming. In vacuum forming, the heated plastic sheet is pressed against a mold and drawn into the mold by a vacuum. In pressure molding, on the other hand, the plastic is pressed into the mold using compressed air. Both methods have their specific applications and advantages.
Two main types of materials are used in thermoforming: Sheets and films. Plastic sheets are ideal for the production of larger and thicker products, while films are used for thinner and more flexible products. The choice between sheets and films depends on the desired product thickness and flexibility.
There are various types of forming tools for thermoforming machines, including aluminum tools, wooden tools and 3D-printed tools. Aluminum tools are durable and precise, ideal for high production volumes. Wooden tools are less expensive and are suitable for prototypes or small series. 3D-printed tools offer flexibility and speed in the production of complex shapes.