Shaping through molding

MEYER offers innovative thermoforming solutions for a wide range of automotive interior applications, including headliners, carpets, trunk linings and more. Our expertise lies in material handling and automation, as confirmed by the trust that well-known manufacturers place in our lines.

MEYER’s hot stamping presses enable thermoformable stamping, forming and punching in a single step, with the punched edges being heat-sealed, eliminating the need for subsequent edge processing. This technology is typically used in the production of engine compartment insulation, seat covers and car interior fabrics to give textiles an attractive appearance. MEYER offers different press concepts that can be adapted to your project requirements.

The discontinuous consolidation presses from MEYER work with particularly high pressures and temperatures of up to 400°C. This allows them to process materials such as CFRP fabrics and thermoplastic organo-sheets. The lines use an intermittent process that feeds the materials through heating and cooling presses in order to heat and consolidate them in a targeted manner.

MEYER’s sublimation process enables vivid and color-intensive prints on various materials such as fabrics, carpets and coated plastics. The printers penetrate deep into the material structure, making the pressure particularly scratch-resistant and UV-resistant. This technique is ideal for products such as wooden toys, skis, snowboards, tiles, lacquered metals, flags and T-shirts.

The modular laboratory presses from MEYER offer you the opportunity to develop your machine with high pressures of up to 200 N/cm² and temperatures of up to 400 °C. Thanks to their modular concept, the presses can be used as heating presses or molding presses. They also offer the optimum solution on a small scale with compact transport systems. They are also energy-efficient and economical thanks to their low acquisition costs.