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12,500 Parts an Hour: Automated Injection Moulding at Rosti Poland
Fully electric ENGEL machines run 24- and 48-cavity moulds at up to 12,500 parts per hour. In one 48-cavity mould, two different components are produced simultaneously, then move straight into automated assembly at the machine.
Scaling Clean Energy: Supporting Sustainable Manufacturing Across a Global Footprint
Why this matters now. As organisations seek to decarbonise their supply chains access to clean and renewable energy has become…
Designing a BPA-Free Water Filtration product combining aesthetics, compliance and sustainability
Developing a successful consumer product requires far more than simply manufacturing plastic components. It demands a balance between product design…
Cleanroom injection moulding: Class 7 vs Class 8 – What is the difference?
For manufacturers of medical devices, diagnostics and pharmaceutical products, selecting the right cleanroom classification is critical. The wrong choice can increase cost, delay validation and create unnecessary compliance risks. While cleanroom injection moulding is essential for controlling contamination, not all cleanrooms offer the same level of environmental control
