With 50 years of experience in the plastics industry, FCS is capable of providing one-stop solutions including in-mold labeling, beverage packaging, gas-assisted injection molding, microcellular foaming, etc. Contact us directly to see how we can help you on your plastic fabrication project.
In-mold labeling (IML) is an efficient production technique that integrates labeling directly into the injection molding process. Pre-printed labels are placed inside the mold, and during the injection molding process, the plastic material fuses with the label. This results in a high-quality, durable, and seamlessly integrated label on the finished product.
See MoreThe beverage industry has embraced diverse packaging options beyond traditional glass containers. PET plastic, favored for its lightweight, durability, and cost-effectiveness, now dominates packaging for carbonated drinks, juices, teas, and bottled water. In response to the growing demand for various plastic containers, we offer comprehensive injection molding solutions tailored for the beverage packaging sector.
See MoreIn today's rapidly evolving market, driven by AI, 5G, and big data, businesses are eager to adopt digital transformation. However, simply adding AI or screen monitoring systems doesn't equate to intelligent manufacturing. Without a clear understanding of what type of smart solutions truly meet your factory's needs, you risk investing in technology that may not be used effectively.
See MoreGas-assisted injection molding uses nitrogen gas to fill molds and maintain pressure, creating hollow sections in plastic products. This method enhances product appearance and strength, and is widely used in consumer goods, sports equipment, home appliances, and automotive parts. By incorporating nitrogen gas during molding, this technique forms hollow areas within plastic parts, reducing material usage and weight.
See MoreMicrocellular foaming injection molding is a plastic processing technique that enhances the production of plastic parts by introducing gas (N2 or CO2) into the melted plastic material. By pressurizing the gas to a supercritical state, it is mixed with the molten plastic to form a single-phase solution. During the injection process, a rapid drop in pressure causes the gas to form uniform microbubbles within the plastic, resulting in a product with a honeycomb-like internal structure.
See MoreTo provide comprehensive services, FCS has been assisting customers in designing and producing high-precision plastic molds for many years. We have continuously developed related technologies, including CAD, CAM, CAE, FMS, and FMC. FCS established a dedicated Field Application Engineering Center (FAE) for mold development and molding system integration.
See MoreAt FCS, we prioritize customer satisfaction by offering more than just high-quality products and services. Our turnkey solutions provide a complete package for setting up and optimizing injection molding plants. With our expert team’s extensive knowledge and experience, we tailor solutions to meet the unique needs and diverse product characteristics of each customer.
See MoreFounded in 1974 in Tainan, Taiwan, FCS Group has become a leading name in the injection molding machine industry. Over the decades, FCS has established production bases in Dongguan (1994), Ningbo Jiangbei (2001), Ningbo Hangzhou Bay New Area (2019), and India (2019). In collaboration with the National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, we founded the "FCS Precision Injection Molding Laboratory" in 2008 to cultivate talent in injection molding technology.
See MoreThe injection unit consists of two independent sets of material tubes that operate synchronously, ensuring precise control over mold opening, closing, and injection travel, achieving dual-color molding in one cycle with precision up to 0.1mm. The clamping force ranges from 160 to 1900 tons.
It features a proportional valve structure for rapid response and precise positioning with cycle times as short as 1 ms. Temperature variations are tightly controlled within ±1°C using PID temperature control, and the clamping force ranges from 170 to 600 tons.
It controls temperatures with exceptional precision within ±1℃ using a PID system and operates with a fast scanning cycle under 1ms. The clamping force is capable of reaching between 220 to 1,000 tons.
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