Custom fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP) products made by hand lay-up, plus acrylic (plexiglass) forming and deep drawing to size.

B&S Kunststoffe

15913 Märkische Heide (DE)New on Amplifa

Founded

Märkische Heide (Brandenburg)Location

Hand lay-up processManufacturing process

2.400 x 2.000 mmMaximum component surface area

About B&S Kunststoffe

B&S Kunststoffe is a company specialising in plastics processing in Märkische Heide (Brandenburg), run by Matthias Worf. The company manufactures components from glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP) as custom products, prototypes, samples and small series using the hand lay-up process. Its range of services also includes tool making and pattern making from GRP for production moulds, as well as acrylic/plexiglass forming by free blowing (annealing), with component surfaces up to 2,400 x 2,000 mm and material thicknesses up to 20 mm. Using the deep-drawing or thermoforming process, sheets of thermoplastics are formed into parts to specified dimensions as individual parts or series, likewise with a maximum area of 2,400 x 2,000 mm. Typical products are light domes, hemispheres, clock glasses, covers, hoods, cladding, advertising objects and boat windows. Customers include, among others, the display technology sector, boat building, the lighting industry, fisheries and mechanical engineering.

Site: Märkische Heide
Processes: Hand lay-up process (GRP fibre composite), Tool making / pattern making from GRP (production moulds, samples), Free blowing (acrylic/plexiglass forming by annealing), Deep drawing (thermoforming), GRP custom products and small series, Hand lay-up process, Tool making from GRP, Pattern making
Materials: Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP), Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (fibre composite material), Acrylic / plexiglass (PMMA), Thermoplastics
Industries: Display technology, Boat building, Lighting/light domes, Fisheries, Mechanical engineering, Mechanical engineering (covers, hoods, cladding)

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Tool making/pattern making from GRP
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Hand lay-up process (GRP)
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Free blowing (plexiglass forming)
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Deep drawing/thermoforming
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Component manufacturing

Materials and Processes

GFK

Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP)

Fibre composite material for custom products, prototypes and small series using the hand lay-up process.

PMMA

Acrylic / plexiglass (PMMA)

Is shaped by annealing and used for free-blown elements such as light domes or clock glasses.

Thermo

Thermoplastics

Are formed by deep drawing into covers, hoods and cladding to size.

Site

Märkische Heide

Production and administration

Lot size: Individual parts to small series
Materials: GRP, PMMA, thermoplastics

Components

**Fishery tanks made of glass-fibre-reinforced plastic**GRP hand lay-up · fisheries

Industries

Display technologyBoat buildingLighting/light domesFisheriesMechanical engineeringMechanical engineering (covers, hoods, cladding)

Processes & technical limits

Processes	Tolerance	Max. part	Weight	Lot size	Materials
Hand lay-up process (GRP fibre composite)Plastics	–	–	–	Individual parts – Small series	Glass-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP), glass-fibre-reinforced plastic
Tool making / pattern making from GRP (production moulds, samples)Engineering	–	–	–	–	GRP (glass-fibre-reinforced plastic)
Free blowing (acrylic/plexiglass forming by annealing)Plastics	–	2.000 mm	–	–	Acrylic (PMMA), plexiglass, thermoplastics
Deep drawing (thermoforming)Plastics	–	2.000 mm	–	Individual parts – Series production	thermoplastics, acrylic (PMMA), plexiglass

Additional services

GRP custom products and small seriesHand lay-up processTool making from GRPPattern makingPrototypes/samples from GRPfree-blown elements (acrylic/plexiglass forming, up to 2,400 x 2,000 mm, max. 20 mm thick)Deep drawing/thermoforming (max. area 2,400 x 2,000 mm)