Paperboard is usually made from pulp,
which is obtained by processing wood
chips or recycled paper. The pulp is
transformed into sheets that are dried
and cut to size to determine the
measurements for sale or use in our
different activities.
WOOD
Wood comes from trees
and because there is such a
variety of trees there are
more types of wood and of
different colors and shapes,
wood is used to make
constructions and to make
paper.
PLASTIC
Plastic is used for different
containers or things to use
and to create instruments
such as plates, cutlery,
glasses, etc.
ALUMINIUM
Aluminum is obtained from
bauxite ore by a process called
smelting, which involves heating
the ore with a reducing agent to
extract the metal.
HANDLING OF MATERIALS
CUTTING
SAW CUTTING:
It is used to cut materials such as wood and metal.
It can be done with manual or mechanical saws
PLASMA CUTTING
It is used to cut electrically
conductive materials. A plasma
jet is directed at the material
and is used to cut the material
with precision
LASER CUTTING
It is used to cut materials such as
acrylic, plastic, and metal. A laser
beam is directed at the material and
is used to cut the material with
precision.
WATER CUTTING
Used to cut materials such as glass,
stone and metal. A strong jet of
water is directed towards the
material and is used to cut it with
precision and agility.
GUILLOTINE CUTTING
Used to cut materials such as paper and cardboard. The
material is placed in a guillotine which has a sharp blade that
goes down and cuts the material.
WELDING
SOLDERING
consists of heating a metal (solder) to a
temperature such that it flows and
adheres to the components to be
joined.
MIG / TIG / STICK WELDING /FLUX CORED
Uses an electrode or wire which is melted
and joined to the base metal (parts to be
welded).
is a technique for
joining two materials
into one, usually by
melting a material
with heat to act as a
glue.
MOLDING
The material model is used to
create shapes or pieces of
different materials, if they are
hard materials, they are melted,
put into the mold to get a specific
desired shape or piece, there are
several types of molds with
different shapes.
MELTING
BLOW MOLDING
EXTRUSION
ASSEMBLY
Material assembly is the process of
joining two or more materials to create a
finished product. This process can involve
different methods depending on the
materials being used and the application
of the final product
METHODS
MECHANICAL FASTENING
ADHESIVE BONDING
WELDING
SEWING
INTERLOCKING
MANUFACTURING THE PROTOTYPE
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Known as 3D Printing, is a process of
building a three-dimensional object by
adding layers of material on top of each
other.
SUBSTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING
Laser cutting and CNC milling is a
process of cutting, drilling or carving
material from a larger block to
create the desired shape.
MOLD MANUFACTURING
Process of creating a mold that can be
used to make multiple identical parts.
This method is commonly used for
creating parts with complex shapes or
designs, such as plastic parts for
injection molding.