Thermosetting Compression Moulding is a well-established manufacturing process that finds widespread use in the production of high-performance plastic components. This technique, which involves the use of heat and pressure to shape thermosetting plastics into desired forms, offers numerous advantages, making it a preferred choice for numerous industries.

    The fundamental principle of Thermosetting Compression Moulding lies in the unique properties of thermosetting plastics. These plastics, unlike thermoplastics, undergo irreversible chemical changes during the curing process, resulting in strong and durable products. The moulding process begins with the placement of the plastic material, often in the form of pellets or sheets, into a preheated mould cavity. The mould, which is designed to match the final shape of the product, is then closed, and high pressure is applied to force the plastic into all the cavities and contours of the mould.