Foam processing
W.AG combines the processing methods of milling, water jet cutting, laser cutting, laser engraving and punching under one roof.
W.AG combines the processing methods of milling, water jet cutting, laser cutting, laser engraving and punching under one roof.
Milling inlays are very popular because they provide high level stability since they consist of only one piece of foam.
Milling multicoloured foam for monitoring purposes of packaged content, for example, is possible.
The individual layers of the water jet cuts are then dried and glued at individual glueing stations by our employees.
Further processing into foam inlays is analgous to water jetting. However, laser cutting offers the advantage that a cut foam does not have to be dried. This allows faster production of the individual foam components.
Logos and product information can be displayed directly on the inlay for a professional presentation. So, among other things, your brand name will be communicated on the inlay, or labels with genuine added value to the customer.
W.AG uses the punching technique, in which case punch contours are punched out of foam boards with a punching knife, for example, to produce bubble foams for upper case shells.
Any questions? We would be happy to advise you.