Patterned Cornice Out of the Mould | Polyurethane Cornice Manufacturing
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Watch a patterned polyurethane cornice emerge from its mould, with acanthus, rosette and beading details before it moves to finishing. Check model codes and sizes in Polyurethane Cornices, or ask about custom production. This video shows a patterned polyurethane cornice being removed from its mould in one full-length piece on the first injection line of our Tuzla, İstanbul factory. The crane lifts the upper aluminium half, the profile is pulled from the blue silicone negative, and the acanthus, rosette and beading detail is visible straight out of the mould. The same piece is then flexed by hand before it moves on to the finishing line.
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Video transcript
Hello, our valued followers. We are at the first injection line. Now we will remove the product from the mold together.
We have a large model. Come here. Do you hear that sound?
That is the sound of durability. It uses a bit more raw material, but quality is what matters. Our valued followers, to ensure these products are this sturdy, you need to use a little more raw material than necessary, and these mean extra costs.
We are sacrificing from our own margins for you. This model you see is extremely difficult. It is completely patterned.
When you look at the details, it is almost one of the most difficult models. You can see how clean the details are. Even when it just comes out of the mold, it will still go to the finishing line for touch-ups.
I would like to show you the mold for it as well. Here you go. Our mold is here.
Just having good machinery is not enough. Having a good team is not enough. If you also need such sturdy, elegant polyurethane decorative products, we will be waiting for you at our factory with our large team, thousands of models, and our energy.
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