Plastic injection moulding of bio-based products
Looking for a plastic injection moulding subcontractor for your bio-based products?
Cemiplast produces plastic parts from bio-based materials in Switzerland, as part of an eco-responsible approach applied in particular to reusable and recyclable food products.
Plastic injection moulding of bio-based products: an eco-responsible philosophy
Technology watch and eco-responsibility are part of the philosophy of Cemiplast, which works with bio-based materials. The company also designs its projects to remain attractive to start-ups with limited budgets, while reducing the environmental impact of production.
In plastic injection moulding, bio-based products are part of a broader approach. Cemiplast also moulds material recovered from ocean clean-up and shares transport with its clients.
Plastic injection moulding of bio-based products: eco-responsible design from the tooling stage
As well as reducing costs and lead times, shared tooling limits the amount of steel used for each project. It also optimises mould storage and maintenance, an approach consistent with the use of bio-based materials.
Food packaging is also one of the typical applications of micro injection moulding at Cemiplast, alongside medical and watch components. The focus is on reusable or recyclable materials rather than single-use plastic.
Materials for plastic injection moulding of bio-based products
Plastic injection moulding processes for bio-based products
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Companies committed to responsible consumption trust Cemiplast for their products made from bio-based materials.
Frequently asked questions about plastic injection moulding of bio-based products
Yes. Cemiplast moulds products from bio-based materials as part of its eco-responsible approach.
Yes. It reduces the amount of steel used per project and optimises mould storage and maintenance. It complements the use of bio-based materials.
Yes. Food packaging is one of the typical applications of micro injection moulding at Cemiplast, with a focus on reusable or recyclable materials.
Yes. Cemiplast makes sure it remains attractive to start-ups with small budgets, in particular thanks to shared tooling.
Cemiplast also moulds material recovered from ocean clean-up. It also shares transport with its clients.


