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At FORMEX, we specialize in state-of-the-art compression molding solutions tailored to meet your manufacturing needs. With extensive experience in handling both thermoset and thermoplastic materials, we provide high-quality, durable components for various industries, including automotive, electronics, and consumer goods.

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Welcome to Our Compression Molding Services

Our team is dedicated to delivering custom solutions with rapid turnaround times. We utilize advanced technologies and precise mold design to ensure consistent quality and efficiency in production. Whether you're looking for small-scale prototypes or large-volume production runs, our compression molding services are designed to enhance your product development process.

Characteristics of turned parts

01.

Rotational symmetry

features formed about a central axis (shafts, pins, bushings, collars).

02.

Longitudinal features

grooves, reliefs, collars, and fillets.

03.

Internal features

drilled/boring holes, internal grooves, counterbores and reamed bores.

04.

Threads

external and internal, coarse to fine, multi‑start and rolled or cut threads.

05.

Tight concentricity and roundness control

(typical tolerances ±0.01 mm or better).

06.

Cylindrical and stepped diameters

concentric shoulders, tapers and radii.

What machines do you use for turning?
  • CNC lathes, sliding‑head (Swiss) machines, and automated bar‑feed spindles; some machines have live tooling for milling and drilling.
What size ranges can you handle?
  • Typical diameters Ø0.5–300 mm and lengths from a few mm to several hundred mm depending on machine; Swiss machines cover small, long slender parts.
What tolerances do you hold?
  • Standard ±0.01 mm; tighter tolerances (±0.005 mm or better) available with special setups and inspection controls.
Can you handle thin‑walled or long slender parts?

Yes — with steady/rest supports, appropriate tooling and slow feeds to minimize vibration and distortion.

Do you offer welding, surface treatment, or assembly services?
  • Yes — options include welding, powder coat, electroplating, anodizing, passivation, sandblasting, and assembly; quoted separately.
Can you produce samples and handle volume production? Lead times?
  • Yes. Samples typically 1–7 days; mass production lead time depends on quantity and complexity (commonly 2–6 weeks).
Do you offer thread rolling?
  • Yes — thread rolling is available for applicable materials and improves strength and surface finish vs cut threads.
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