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Plastic sheet, formed to shape

Vacuum forming

Bring depth to your plastic component.

Vacuum forming heats a plastic sheet and draws it over a mould to create a shaped part. Discuss your commercial or retail component, material and tooling requirements with our team.

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Representative service image. Discuss the details of your own project with our team.
AT A GLANCE
  • Custom thermoforming
  • Moulded sheet components
  • Commercial & retail
The work in detail

Start with the part and the tooling.

Custom formed shapes

Share the part’s overall dimensions, depth and intended use. Those details help frame the discussion about sheet material, forming and the finished result.

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Mould & tooling requirements

Tell us whether tooling already exists or needs to be discussed. Include mould drawings, photographs and the surface finish you need on the part.

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Forming options

The original service range includes vacuum, pressure and drape forming, with assisted-forming methods. Ask which approach is suitable for your geometry, material and quantity.

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Material & application

Specify the plastic, then the part.

Include the required polymer or grade, colour and starting sheet thickness. Material suitability, finished wall thickness and tooling details are reviewed for the job.

From project to quotation

Bring the details.
Start the conversation.

A focused brief helps us understand the work and prepare the next step. Share what you know; we can discuss any open details.

Prepare your enquiry

The quote form prepares an email for you to review and send. Scope, pricing and timing are confirmed through the quotation.

  1. Part drawing

    Overall dimensions, depth, units, quantity and the application.

  2. Material & appearance

    Polymer or grade, starting thickness, colour, surface texture and any documentation requirements.

  3. Tooling & critical features

    Existing mould details, draft or geometry constraints, tolerances and trimming requirements.

  4. Timing & delivery

    Your preferred schedule and delivery destination. Tooling, feasibility and timing are confirmed by quotation.

A practical next step

From the first detail
to an agreed plan.

  1. Describe the component

    Share the drawing and the conditions the part needs to work in.

  2. Review material & tooling

    Discuss forming approach, finish and the information needed to price the work.

  3. Confirm the scope

    Agree the specification, quantity and timing before proceeding.

Before you enquire

A few useful answers.

What sheet thickness can be formed?

Include the material, starting thickness and required part geometry in your enquiry. The suitable range and finished wall requirements must be confirmed for the job.

Can I ask about an existing mould?

Yes. Include photographs, dimensions and any available mould drawings, together with the intended part material and quantity.

Supply Kings · Calgary

Make room for your next project.

Tell us what you’re working on and we’ll discuss the requirements.

Request a quote