Metal rubber - Import export

This bench-type device is designed for marking metals (including rare ones), plastic, rubber, PVC, epoxy resin, ceramics. It is a portable type of a laser marker, which makes it possible to apply markings in inaccessible places, as well as on heavy and oversized objects. The complete set includes a launch pedal that ensures continuous operation of the machine. Scopes of application: Metal tools. Spare car parts. Cutlery and utensils. Phone and keyboard buttons. Wristwatch. Options and features Different types of a fiber emitter available: MAX Photonics (included in the basic version), RAYCUS, IPG Installation of a rotary device Emitter power The marker is equipped with a 20 Watts laser, which allows marking with a quite high speed and accuracy. The service life of the emitter reaches 100 000 hours, which guarantees an exceptionally long period of continuous operation at no additional cost. The advantage of laser marking is non-contact and no mechanical damage.

CILBOND® combines the various properties of rubber, polyurethanes, plastics, metal and textile for industrial applications. This gives the benefits of flexibility, strength, abrasion resistance and chemical resistance. We offer a range of bonding agents for polyurethane and rubbers to different substrates.

Get a bike looking showroom-ready with Velorest Bike Protector! This 100% plant-based nano-coating provides long-lasting protection against external influences. It applies a water and dirt-repellent wax layer to a bike frame, keeping it cleaner for longer. Safe for use on carbon, metal, rubber, and plastic parts, it’s easy to apply with a microfiber cloth.

As part of the product development process, we always keep in mind the manufacturer's point of view. Meaning that we design from the start to minimize the problems of production and keep the budget tight. With an in-depth knowledge of manufacturing processes, we optimise the design for lowest production cost and lowest manufacturing risk. Regardless if you're planning to make just a few pieces, a few hundred, or thousands. Some of the processes we're proficient with are: - injection moulding of hard plastics, silicone and rubber - sheet metal forming - assembly - 3D printing (FDM, SLS, SLA, FGF) - packagings - CNC milling - spinning, turning - woodworking - and more Design for manufacture also includes working out and testing every detail of the product, including snap fits, colours and finishes, tolerances and clearances.