Technologie


Manufacturing process

Well-In-Plast combines know-how in many different technologies to provide an unlimited choice of possibilities and a wide range of products (objects of all sizes, finished, semi-finished, simple or complex shapes).
Our multiple technologies allow us to share our know-how and thus provide our customers with innovative solutions and meet their specifications.


  • Tonnage
    TONNAGE
    25→2,700 Tonnes
  • Tonnage
    over 200
    Presses

  • Tonnage
    10
    Manufacturing processes
process technologie

Our technology

INJECTION Injection
In one operation, material is heated and then introduced under pressure into a closed mould. Gas injection, bi-injection, IML, insert over-moulding, silicone and large parts etc. 
COMPRESSION FORMING Thermocompression
An evolving technique which allows production of appearance and semi-structural pieces by compressing the material between two moulds.
VACUUM FORMING Thermoformage
A second transformation technique which involves heating and vacuum-sucking material to produce the shape of the metal mould.
INDUSTRIAL UPHOLSTERY Sellerie & Garnissage
It includes a set of operations (development, manufacture, assembly etc), working with flexible materials such as leather and fabric.
WOOD CUTTING Découpe bois
CNC machine allows to cut wood panel used in upholstery process.
HAND LAY-UP Moulage au contact
HAND LAY-UP : Fully manual process which consists of arranging the layers of reinforcing material and resin successively, following by removal of any air.
COMPOSITES > RTM Composite RTM
RTM / “Resin Transfer Moulding”: Low-pressure injection of liquid resin into a mould. Production of reproducible, high quality parts in large series.
COMPOSITES > SMC Composite SMC
SMC / “Sheet Moulding Compound”: Semi-finished product (resin, mineral fillers and fibreglass reinforcement) compressed at high pressure. Can resist temperatures from -30°C to 200°C.
COMPOSITES > INFUSION infusion
INFUSION : Fibre impregnation process by vacuum. A "vacuum tarp" is placed on the mould to evacuate the air and force the resin into a dry fabric stack.