GT Line and Explorer Cases professional cases are renowned worldwide for their strength and attention to detail. But what’s the secret behind their outstanding performance? Injection molding.
What Is Injection Molding?
Injection molding is a manufacturing technique that allows for the production of plastic components with complex shapes and high precision. The process involves injecting molten plastic at high pressure into a mold, where it cools and solidifies into the desired shape.
This method is especially suitable for the creation of professional cases, which must guarantee:
- Maximum quality and durability
- Exceptional impact resistance
- Protection from environmental elements
- Reliability under the most extreme condition
Thanks to this technology, every case is manufactured with optimal structural characteristics to face the daily challenges of industries such as mechanics, electronics, security, defense, and industrial shipping.
Technical and Innovative Materials
During the injection molding process, a patented polypropylene copolymer compound is used. This material ensures:
- Lightness
- Chemical resistance
- Thermal stability
Cases made using this technique can withstand extreme temperatures, strong impacts, and harsh environmental conditions, all while maintaining full functionality.
In-House Production and Full Quality Control
One of the key strengths of Explorer Cases and part of the GT Line range lies in in-house production: every stage of the process is managed within the company’s own facilities in Italy.
This approach allows for:
- Strict quality control
- High production flexibility
- Fast response to market demands, even for custom-made solutions
A Real Advantage for the Customer
For the end user, choosing a case made with injection molding means investing in a product that is:
- Strong and reliable over time
- Designed for extreme working environments
- Manufactured with cutting-edge technology and high-quality materials
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