DCPD Moulding
At Baltic RIM, we specialize in reaction injection moulding, a cutting-edge process that utilizes Dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) polymerization to create lightweight, durable, and impact-resistant components. The high-performance DCPD-based material (known under its tradename; Telene, Metton Proxxima), is widely recognized for its exceptional mechanical properties, making it an ideal alternative to metal, traditional plastics, and composite materials.
Innovative & Scalable Manufacturing
At Baltic RIM, we utilize Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) technology to efficiently process Telene, allowing us to produce large, intricate components with precision and consistency.
Our expertise in DCPD molding ensures that each product meets the highest standards of quality and performance.
Looking for cost-effective, durable, and lightweight solutions for your industry? Contact us today to learn how Telene molding can enhance your products!
Why Choose Telene Molding?
Telene molding offers several key advantages over conventional materials:
✅ High Impact Resistance – Perfect for heavy-duty applications in agriculture, construction, and defense.
✅ Lightweight Yet Strong – Reduces overall weight while maintaining structural integrity.
✅ Corrosion and Chemical Resistance – Ideal for harsh environments, including industrial and marine applications.
✅ Design Flexibility – Enables complex geometries and integrated components, reducing assembly costs.
✅ Cost-Effective for Large Parts – Efficient production for low-to-medium volume manufacturing.
Applications of Telene Molding
Telene’s unique properties make it a preferred choice in industries such as:
Heavy Vehicles & Construction Equipment – Body panels, fenders, and protective covers.
Wind Energy – Structural components with high durability.
Defense – Lightweight armor and protective housings.
Industrial Equipment – Corrosion-resistant enclosures and structural parts.
Telene molding is a Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) process that uses Dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) to create durable, lightweight, and impact-resistant components. The process involves mixing two liquid components that react and solidify inside a mold, allowing for the production of complex, high-performance parts.
Telene offers several benefits over metals and traditional plastics, including:
High impact resistance for durability in demanding environments
Lightweight properties for improved efficiency
Corrosion and chemical resistance for long-term performance
Design flexibility, enabling complex shapes and integrated components
Telene molding is widely used in industries such as:
Heavy vehicles & construction equipment (body panels, fenders)
Wind energy (structural components)
Defense (protective housings, lightweight armor)
Industrial equipment (corrosion-resistant enclosures)
Telene enables cost-effective production by reducing the need for post-processing, lowering assembly costs, and extending product lifespan due to its high durability and resistance to wear and tear.
Yes! Telene molding is ideal for large parts that require high strength and impact resistance, making it perfect for applications such as large machinery panels, wind energy components, and industrial enclosures.