Heat pumps are currently very popular due to their climate friendliness. But how does a heat pump actually work? Heat pumps extract energy from the environment and then raise this temperature level to a comfortable room temperature. This process is also known as the reverse refrigerator principle. Heat pumps generally use groundwater, soil or ambient air as their energy source.

We manufacture the two-part plastic housing of a long-standing customer from the thermoplastic material ABS. The two injection moulded parts require a particularly precise fit, which can only be achieved by cooling the parts immediately after removal from the injection mould in a pre-assembled state.

We recommend having prototypes produced in advance for applications that could hold surprises in terms of the assembly and joining situation.

A further requirement for the material of the plastic housing is compliance with flammability class UL 94-V0, which is a measure of the rate of progress of a burning standardised specimen.

Moulded parts made from thermoplastics are manufactured using injection moulding and customised by us in terms of shape, weight, size, geometry, colour and surface structure.

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