Mayfield Plastics, Inc.
68 Providence Road
P.O. Box 602
Sutton, MA 01590—0602
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Vacuum forming, a low-cost thermoforming process, offers an economical method of creating large-size, low-volume plastic parts. Thermforming specialist Mayfield Plastics has all the answers to your vacuum forming questions. Read through the most frequently asked questions below, or call us at 800-339-3476 for more information.
Mayfield has the capabilities to vacuum form parts as small as an ice cube to dimensions as large as 8 feet by 5 feet.
Any thermoplastics with the appropriate melt strength can be vacuum formed, and Mayfield Plastics' dedicated staff has the expertise and technical know-how to help you select the best material for your part.
Yes. In fact, the high level of design and engineering assistance available from Mayfield sets us apart from other thermoforming companies. From concept to final design, we can improve the geometries of our customers' products, ensuring a better part and better control over costs.
The project's specifics and geometries will determine this. Mayfield's experienced engineering support staff is are available to help each customer work through the design process to make sure the final vacuum-formed part is the right part for your project.
Mayfield has the capability to make, maintain and store all tooling in-house.
Yes, we provide a wide array of assembly procedures, allowing for the production of large, complex final plastic parts.
Mayfield largely works with SolidWorks, Cimatron and Mastercam, although we have the ability to import just about any type of file, including IGS.
Mayfield Plastics is pleased to welcome all customers, both new and existing, to tour our new 60,000-square-foot facility.
68 Providence Road
P.O. Box 602
Sutton, MA 01590—0602
Website developed by Agile Internet Marketing a Massachusetts Search Engine Optimization Company