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(left) Aladdin-Temprite; an application of
elastomeric material using RPS®
Tooling: Stainless steel used to be standard in
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Award winning
Airex & Aladdin |
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(right) AIREX; an
example of structural
RIM & RPS®
Tooling: the AIREX portable cleanroom uses RIM
molded in ribs, bosses, channels, bearing surfaces and even a
motor mount.
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Invented here. Rimnetics has the U.S. Trademark on RPS.
RPS® Tooling: This "hut" crowns an industrial interferometer used by
IBM, Seagate, and others. Client Veeco had only a few weeks left in
their schedule when Rimnetics built an RPS® mold
20" deep.
Sheet metal and fiberglass were no match for the cost effective
RIM process.
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Aluminum tooling: the perfect choice for
special applications.
The Leco Jaguar is a time of flight mass
spectrometer used in analytical laboratories. These side panels are 32" x 28", the mold
tooling is machined
aluminum.
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RPS®
Tooling: Becton Dickinson needed a 36 cubic foot
enclosure for their latest 2 or (optional) 3 laser flow cytometer.
Sheet metal was thumbs down, as was vacuum forming.
RIM allowed molded in ribs, low tooling investment and more.
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Encapsulation: ALSTOM Shilling
Robotics needed to encapsulate rare earth magnets for their
underseas rover. RIM was the answer.
See the components.
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