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How can it serve clients with a 72-hour turnaround from concept design to mass manufacturing? In addition to highly automated equipment and a quality-focused team, the benefits of technological innovation cannot be ignored.
For example, traditional injection moulding takes longer cycle time and higher investment, but today’s auto- motive industry has much higher re- quirements for the development speed of new products. Some parts cannot be manufactured through injection moulding, so additive manufacturing has become another problem-solv- ing idea. Based on digital model files, additive manufacturing uses adhesive materials such as powdered plastics to manufacture plastic parts. The objects are constructed by printing layer by layer without opening moulds. By re- ducing costs and accelerating the pro- cess of product development and time to market, it is increasingly favoured by automotive manufacturers.
Nowadays, Rosti has successfully in-
troduced the M3 printer from US-based 3D printing company Carbon and becomes the first injection moulding manufacturer in Asia to use Carbon’s latest cutting-edge M3 printer. End- use parts can be quickly printed and mass-produced, widely used in con- sumer, industrial, automotive, medical and other fields, thus helping partners win a broader market. Moreover, today’s automobiles
are becoming more like fashionable products. The aesthetics of appear- ance and interiors are increasingly valued and high requirements for the convenience of use are asserted by consumers. Rosti’s technologies, such as thermal sublimation technology, RHCM technology, IMD (in-mould film technology), IME (in-mould electronic technology) and so on, can fully meet the needs of end customers.
THE PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABILITY Currently, under the thrust to achieve global sustain- able development and the guidance of China’s double carbon goal, sustainable develop- ment is becoming a required course for enterprises, and carbon footprint is becoming an invisible green trade barrier for multinational enterprises. At present, Rosti has achieved good results in green resin utilization, as well as sustainable design, recycling, and operations, etc. In 2022, the use of six varieties of green resins in Rosti accounted for 10% of the total utilization, and the air purification product customers of the Suzhou plant use 500 tons of PCR plastic particles every year. A good result has been achieved in product lightweighting, design simplification and recyclability. Recyclable solutions for customers have been found, such as the refur- bishment and reuse of decoder cas- ings. In 2022, the group recycled 75% of the waste. Each production base saves more than €200,000 in energy every year, reducing CO2 emissions by more than 10%, and 57% of the energy in the production base comes from renewable energy, of which Poland, Sweden, and Romania have achieved 100% renewable energy use. It is worth mentioning that the RHCM technology successfully developed by Rosti enables parts to achieve high gloss on the product surface without a
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secondary surface treatment, thereby reducing assembly, improving scratch and wear resistance, and helping cus- tomers avoid spraying while meeting the requirements of aesthetic, design and process improvements of their products. Compared with traditional coated injection moulded parts, using RHCM technology, CO2 emissions can be reduced by more than 40%; when combined with recycled resin, the CO2 reduction can reach more than 80%. All these reflect how Rosti is com- mitted to meeting the system re- quirements of customers in different industries and the relevant legal and regulatory requirements for envi- ronmental protection. By applying appropriate standards for systematic management and ensuring business continuity by maintaining system certification, Rosti provides guaran- teed excellent services to customers in different industries in pursuit of sustain- able production.
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