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Who are We? C&K Plastics is a state-of-the-art Thermoformer and Pressure former, family owned and operated since 1963. C&K utilizes superior quality equipment and a highly trained staff to ensure cost efficient and quality parts to our customers. We have built a positive reputation for developing solutions that meet our customer's needs We accomplish this by working with our customer, giving them "personal" contact every step of the way. Today's manufacturers are constantly looking for every opportunity to replace metal, wood, fiberglass and other traditional materials with plastic. C&K has the capabilities to service you, the customer, whether your requirements call for large volume productions or a one-of-a-kind prototype; we can deliver. C&K has grown steadily through the years due to our ideology of customer satisfaction and our responsiveness to you individual needs. We have mixed to old and the new to remain a leader in our industry. We have created a perfect combination that incorporates modern technology to ensure quality products with the old-fashioned customer service attitude, which has earned C&K Plastics an enviable reputation among our peers and customers alike. What is Thermoforming? An effective way to mold or shape plastics parts, the method involves heating a polymer sheet until it is softened, and then stretching it over a form of the desired part shape. The sheet is held against the form until the part has rigidified. The formed part is then trimmed, drilled, or finished as necessary. Thermoforming has quickly risen to dominate the manufacture of thin, rigid, plastics parts, and is competing with injection molding, blow molding, and rotational molding for durable products. What is Pressure Forming? A refinement of
vacuum forming, pressure formed parts are produced by using a female
mold. The plastic sheet is first heated, and a pressure vessel is
lowered over the sheet onto the top of the mold and vacuum chamber.
The two platens lock together for a positive seal. Vacuum pressure is applied to the mold below the plastic sheet, and air pressure is applied simultaneously to the top of the sheet, When the platens are separated, the part is cooled, and continues on to finishing steps as needed. |