Linear Actuator Super Power Jack 2000N 7,5mm/s 12V - 30cm stroke
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List of products by brand Mayku
Mayku is an English company whose mission is to provide free access to all those who want to create various types of forms through the use of devices whose principle of operation is based on vacuum. The first Mayku Formbox equipment saw the light of day in 2015. Then, at the turn of the following years, it was improved and its dimensions were significantly reduced. Currently, the flagship product of the Mayku company is distinguished by a simple and intuitive operation, thanks to which everyone can take advantage of its capabilities.
Mayku Formbox - key information
In the assortment of the English company you can find, above all, devices thanks to which everyone can create a spatial form on their own, using, for example, a printout from a 3D printer. Such prepared moulds enable to create countless constructions thanks to casting technique. In practice, the use of Mayku Formbox is limited only by imagination. The principle of operation of this type of device is simple and based on thermoforming. By pressing a heated sheet that is placed on a platform and sucking out the air (it can be done with any vacuum cleaner) we create practically any construction. The advantage of Mayku's equipment is that it is very fast, allowing you to create many different templates in a relatively short time.
Mayku moulding sheets
For proper operation of Mayku Formbox, special sheets are necessary, which the English company also has in its offer. The first one is Mayku Cast Sheet, which is a transparent paper that can be in contact with food. Its thickness is 0.5 mm and, most importantly, it is 100% recyclable. Moreover, the sheets are distinguished by their light weight, flexibility, and are reusable. Mayku Form Sheet, on the other hand, is a white sheet that is ideal for creating forms and packaging products. The last type is Mayku Pour, which is a non-toxic casting material that can be used to create highly detailed casts, among other things. Once dry, it can be successfully painted.