Thermoforming machines. Built around your part.

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Thermoforming machines. Built around your part.Planning a new production line, adding capacity or bringing forming in-house? Start with your part, material and production requirement to explore a suitable machine configuration.Explore factory simulatorsFind my machineStart with your production project

Industrial covers & housings

Explore forming equipment for industrial covers and housings. Review your part, tooling and production needs with Machinecraft.

Explore industrial covers & housings

Large panels & trays

Explore PF1-XL for large panels and trays. Review the part and tool envelope, sheet handling, factory layout and finishing requirements.

Explore large panels & trays

Bathtub & spa shells

Plan bathtub and spa-shell forming equipment around your shell, material, tooling and downstream process. Discuss your production project with Machinecraft.

Explore bathtub & spa shellsSee a real-machine forming referencePF1-X-1210 demonstration from Machinecraft. Configuration-specific process footage, not a universal output promise.Watch the forming reference

Explore a thermoforming factory before you plan your own.

See how forming connects to handling, reinforcement and finishing. Explore a proposed process, then discuss what your own parts and production line need.

Factory simulators

Factory model

E-Mobility Body Parts Factory

Supplied v06 proposed factory overview with forming, trim handling and material-flow lanes

Follow exterior panels and interior trim from sheet stock through forming, trimming, joining and dispatch.

Before launch, see the sheet-to-dispatch route and what the optional 3D adds: spatial context, part views and finite material flow.
Use supplied part examples to separate exterior source shapes from proposed interior concepts.
Reproduce the forming constraint and one-input trim sensitivity before considering downstream equipment.

Public preview, process walkthrough and worked example. Open optional 3D on demand after email verification.

Explore the E-Mobility factory

Process walkthrough

Bathtub Production Studio

Approved bath studio overview with forming, supported transfer, reinforcement, curing, milling and packing

Follow one bath through forming, supported turnover, reinforcement, curing and finishing.

Before launch, compare the distinct PU backing and LFI reinforcement routes.
Read the complete process story without loading 3D, then choose whether spatial inspection helps.
Follow the bath or inspect stations in the optional studio; a lightweight static tour is also available.

Public process explanation and poster first. 3D and static steps open only when chosen.

Explore the bathtub studio

Eight machine familiesPF1-XServo-driven sheet forming for equipment covers and industrial housings.Explore PF1-XPF1-XL SeriesLarge cut-sheet forming for hydroponic trays and specialty vehicle panels.Explore PF1-XL SeriesPF1-U SeriesCut-sheet forming for shower trays and short runs with frequent tool changes.Explore PF1-U SeriesPF1-AManually loaded, pneumatic cut-sheet forming for covers, trays and housings.Explore PF1-APF1-SamuraiHeavy-gauge vacuum forming for high-mix subcontract parts and equipment housings.Explore PF1-SamuraiPF1-PoseidonAcrylic bathtub and spa-shell forming with automated handling and supported inspection.Explore PF1-PoseidonPF1-Bolt LineConnected sheet forming and robot trimming for pickup bedliners and other large-sheet parts.Explore PF1-Bolt LineATF SeriesRoll-fed thermoforming for car-mat panels, with final contour trimming downstream.Explore ATF SeriesDiscuss your partStart with your part, material if known and production requirement. Compare machine routes, then agree the tooling, handling and downstream scope with Machinecraft.Browse all applicationsBrowse all machinesDiscuss your part Three-quarter view of a white Machinecraft forming machine with lower access doors open.

Three-quarter view of a white Machinecraft forming machine with lower access doors open.

Machinecraft forming machine photographed in April 2026. — AI-retouched source photograph

Parts and the people who build machines

A formed-part reference and workshop machining from the Machinecraft photographic archive. Review your own part and production requirements separately.

A large white formed panel in front of a Machinecraft machine, with a person standing at each side. — A large formed interior panel displayed with Machinecraft equipment and people for scale.

A person operating a workshop lathe with machine frames visible behind. — Machining a component at a workshop lathe. Archive photograph, February 2021. — Archive photograph