Which process suits which quantity?
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Semadeni AG
“For prototypes and small batches, CNC machining is economical because no tooling is required. For medium to large series, injection moulding pays off; blow and thermoforming suit hollow bodies and trays. We choose together based on quantity, tolerance and material.”
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