Dual Metallising Ltd

Dual Metallising has an enviable reputation for producing prototypes and point of sale items for some of the largest consumer names in the industry.  Not only do we produce parts to meet your deadlines, frequently the next day, we can produce them while you wait!

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Coating of vacuum formings

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Coating Plants

We have continuously invested in our moulding equipment and processes, this has resulted in Dual Metallising being able to offer a highly consistent service. Our state of the art machinery and tools enable us to efficiently manufacture, mould and finish products to customer specification. We have cutting-edge six microprocessor controlled machines that offer a clamping capacity ranging from 60-250 tonnes and shot weights of up to 800 grams in most polymers.

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Component Spray Painting

Having both moulding and finishing systems under one roof allows us to fully control the process, removing the risk of using multiple suppliers and enabling a more reliable and consistent service. We can offer: • Tool trials and short volume production up to 250 tonnes • Toolroom for general repairs and modifications • New tooling can be managed from CAD files with our partnership toolmakers

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Corporate Gifts such as Clocks made to order.

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Corporate Promotions - Clocks

Here at Dual Metallising, we specialise in vacuum metallising, plastic injection moulding and spray painting. We offer Curtain Rings

Vacuum Metallising is also known as High Vacuum Metallising, Vapour Deposition, Aluminium Evaporation and PVD (Plasma Vapour Deposition). This process is the first step towards achieving the chrome effect on plastic products. A thin layer of aluminium of about ½ micron thick is plated onto many plastic substrates such as Polystyrene, ABS, Polycarbonate, Polypropylene, SAN, PA6, PA66 and most if not all engineering plastics to give a chrome effect.