Wooden mold curing

Acrylic is heated to a pliable state using a heat-bending technique, then fixed and cooled using a precision-made wooden mold, allowing it to naturally take shape. This method ensures consistent bending angles and accurate dimensions, making it an ideal processing method for producing large quantities of uniform acrylic products.

Dieless hot bending

Acrylic has excellent thermoplasticity. By heating and softening specific areas and then bending them, products can be made more three-dimensional and practical. It is widely used in one-piece molded display racks, L-shaped standees, U-shaped racks and other structural designs, and can be customized with personalized appearance and functional configuration according to customer needs.

Mortise and tenon structure reinforcement

The mortise and tenon joint, a traditional craft, can now be applied to acrylic products. Through the interlocking structure of the tenon (protruding end) and mortise (recessed end), a robust connection method without screws or adhesives is achieved. This enhances structural strength without compromising the integrity and aesthetics of the material, showcasing a new life for this ancient craft in modern materials. Integrating Eastern wisdom with modern processing technology, the traditional mortise and tenon technique is applied to acrylic products, making the connection method more stable, environmentally friendly, and allowing for disassembly and reassembly, achieving a perfect balance between freedom of variation and innovative design.