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When a single material can’t deliver all the functional requirements of your design, co‑extrusion becomes the most powerful tool in the plastics engineering toolbox. By running two or more materials through a single die, engineers can create profiles with targeted performance zones, multi‑durometer functionality, color differentiation, and cost‑optimized material distribution; all in one continuous extrusion.For […]
Secondary operations get talked about a lot in the extrusion world. Nearly every supplier claims to offer them, but the phrase itself is vague. What exactly counts as a secondary operation? How do different methods affect cost, timing, and tolerances? And why do some processes deliver better consistency than others? At Vidon Plastics, secondary operations […]
For OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and Tier 2 suppliers, quality means receiving components that consistently meet all requirements in function, form, fitment, and material performance. Not to mention, quality manufacturing means on-time delivery that you can count on, because you certainly want to keep the rest of your program on schedule. At Vidon Plastics, we’ve […]
How construction, automotive, and medical sectors are driving demand for advanced plastic extrusions Plastic extrusions have become one of the most versatile, scalable, and cost‑effective manufacturing methods supporting today’s fastest‑growing industrial markets. At Vidon Plastics, extrusion is at the core of how we help OEMs, builders, and product designers turn complex performance requirements into […]
When engineers bring a new plastic profile to life, the real challenge isn’t just geometry; it’s performance. Strength, stability, manufacturability and long‑term reliability all depend on how well the extrusion is engineered from the start. That’s why at Vidon Plastics, custom plastic extrusion is never a one‑size‑fits‑all process. It’s a collaborative, engineering‑driven partnership built […]
When you’re developing a new extruded plastic product, managing several different vendors will quickly become a huge headache. Typically, you might have one for tooling, another for extrusions, a third for secondary fabrication, maybe even a fourth for final assembly… Managing your products starts to become a full-time job in itself. Not to mention you […]