Advanced method for space-saving sealing solutions
Advanced method for space-saving sealing solutions
Precision down to the tiniest detail – exactly where it’s needed. As a leader and a forward-looking partner for individual sealing solutions, at Datwyler we offer our global customers Formed In Place Gaskets (FIPG) to achieve the best possible sealing results even with the most challenging products. This technology is used where conventional sealing solutions reach their limits in terms of the large quantities. Among other things, FIPG seals are used in the the food industry, the automotive industry, the medical and the electronics industry.
State-of-the-art sealing materials. Precise and material saving.
The FIGP process is characterized by the machine-controlled application of liquid or pasty sealing materials to a component with the greatest possible precision and the lowest possible material expenditure. This process generates many advantages for our customers: Since the material is applied directly to the surface of the product, we can apply our sealing solutions very thinly and adapt them individually to the requirements in the later application.
Extensive Know-how for Individual Process stages.
The precision and flexibility of the FIGP process enables us to meet the individual requirements of our customers for sealing solutions in many special areas. We offer an efficient production process up to market-specific production concepts and clean room conditions. We have a team that ensures the highest quality, professional service and reliability for our customers at all times.
We support our customers precisely in the process stages that are important to them. If necessary, at Datwyler we can incorporate our know-how in a purposeful manner throughout the entire development process — from the early development phase to the finished serial production.
This includes but is not limited to the following services:
- Feasibility studies
- Project management
- Regulatory compliance
- Material testing
- Engineering
- Process development
- Prototype development
- Industrial implementation
