SolidWorks 2010 IPFL use SolidWorks to connect with a broad customer base

IPFL use SolidWorks to connect with a broad customer base

Industrial Plastic Fabrications Limited (IPFL) specialise in high quality machined, formed and fabricated plastic components, together with rapid prototyped parts to meet the demanding needs of a broad range of customers. Manufacturing is done to customer specification from prototype stage through to small batch and production quantities, with SolidWorks design assistance and material selection all being part of the service.

IPF Ltd. continue to invest in the latest machining technology and software to enable short lead times and high specification goods at a competitive price. IPF Ltd were the FIRST Objet Eden Polyjet 3D printing bureau service in the UK and now the FIRST to offer the Objet Connex 500 Multi Model Material PolyJet 3D printing service.

IPFL chose SolidWorks because it is the most widely used 3D design system on the marketplace and can read in a very broad range of different CAD file types, enabling the business to work with a diverse range of customers.

 “I have always found that Innova Systems offer an incredibly fast and professional support service that most companies would claim to offer but Innova actually deliver. SolidWorks has enabled us work with our client’s files from a multitude of design packages without the need to put the ball back in their court, so that we can just get on with the job in hand and produce rapid prototypes quickly and accurately”

IPF Ltd. fabricate plastic components using tensol and polyurethane cements to high specification, providing a cost effective method for small batch production for a wide range of fabricated parts.

Machining
IPFL machine plastic components to your specification using a variety of machining techniques, providing high-quality parts, quickly, accurately at a competitive price. Whether the requirement is for prototypes, small batches or production runs.

Forming
IPF Ltd. form plastic components to your specification using vacuum forming, drape forming, blowing, pressing and line bending techniques, providing a wide variety of parts with a minimum of tooling costs.