Leather lamination - Import export

Below are a few reference objects that we have been able to work on as part of a wide variety of project tasks in recent years: Audi: all RS models since 2000, R8, R8 2015 Bentley: Mulsanne, Bentayga BMW/Mini: Clubman, 3 series Ferrari: 599 GTO Lamborghini: Gallardo, Murcielago, Aventador Mercedes: S-Class, SLS, Actros Porsche: 997, 911 I panel, door trim, center console, greenhouse, interior trim, trim, steering wheel, seats, carpet trim, infotainment system, instrument cluster, mirror, selector lever, switch panel, trunk, engine compartment cover. Wheels, brakes, wheel suspension, exhaust system, engine components, tank, lines. Plastic injection moulding, metal casting, forging, forming, tube processing, painting, galvanic surfaces, lamination, leather covering, upholstery and sewing.

Plastic injection molded parts from all common plastics, prototypes and rapid prototype parts, plastic parts with inserts, plastic parts with paintwork, with chrome plating, with decorative lamination also in leather, rubber parts, rubber-metal connecting parts, parts made of carbon, visible carbon.

Leading the market Leather laminating is found mainly in the automotive industry. High quality vehicle interiors are characterized by a sophisticated design made of perfectly processed and adapted materials. Leather surfaces are no longer exclusively reserved for premium vehicles; they are also becoming increasingly used in high volume and mid-priced vehicle interiors. As a natural material, leather presents tough processing challenges. Variations, quality/quantity requirements and numerous project-specific parameters demand smart manufacturing solutions that can only be produced with extensive experience and in-depth technology and process expertise. FRIMO's tooling and equipment technology in leather processing leads the market. Along with leather laminating come leather back-foaming and leather scoring for hidden airbags.

For sophisticated decorative materials Press laminating is mainly used to process materials that are unsuitable for vacuum processes, such as textiles, materials with and without foam backings or non-stretchable cover materials like leather or Alcantara. Processing these materials requires high quality tooling and machinery to ensure the quality of the grain, the soft touch and the color remain intact. The decorative element and the substrate are usually laminated together by being pressed between two hard instruments. Precise decor positioning and tool arrangements ensure optimal laminating conditions. Other forms of laminating include leather laminating and membrane laminating, which combines press laminating, edge folding, trimming.