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Plastic injection moulding for watchmaking and luxury cars
Looking for a local plastic injection moulding partner for watchmaking or luxury cars?
Cemiplast produces technical plastic parts for watchmaking and luxury cars from its site in Saint-Imier, in the heart of the Jura Arc, Switzerland.
Plastic injection moulding for watchmaking: rooted in the Jura Arc
Based in Saint-Imier, in the Bernese Jura, Cemiplast sits at the centre of an industrial area historically linked to watchmaking and precision microtechnology. This proximity makes it easier to work with local players in the sector.
For example, Cemiplast developed the prototypes and industrial phases of the plastic parts of a luxury car dashboard counter for a Swiss watchmaking company. This project links watchmaking know-how and high-end automotive.
Plastic injection moulding for watchmaking and luxury cars: small series and high quality standards
Watchmaking and luxury cars often combine small series with consistently high quality standards. Cemiplast is therefore organised for on-demand production and testing new concepts. It also produces larger series, with the same inspection standards.
Beyond dimensional precision, these sectors require consistent finish quality (colour, gloss, no visible defects). Cemiplast adapts its machine settings and material choice to meet this dual technical and aesthetic requirement.
Materials used in plastic injection moulding for watchmaking and luxury cars
Material choice suited to aesthetic requirements (colour, gloss).
How we work with you
They trust us
Companies in watchmaking and luxury cars trust Cemiplast for their technical plastic components.
Frequently asked questions about plastic injection moulding for watchmaking and luxury cars
Cemiplast, based in Saint-Imier in the Bernese Jura, produces technical plastic parts for watchmaking and luxury cars, with expertise in high-precision micro injection moulding.
Yes. Cemiplast is organised for small on-demand series, suited to testing new concepts. It can also ramp up to larger volumes.
Yes. Machine settings and material choice are first adapted to dimensional requirements. They also ensure the aesthetic consistency expected in watchmaking and luxury cars.
Cemiplast developed the prototypes and industrial phases of the plastic parts of a luxury car dashboard counter for a Swiss watchmaking company.
Based in Saint-Imier, Cemiplast sits at the centre of an industrial area historically linked to watchmaking. This proximity makes it easier to work with local players in the sector.