In-Mold Decoration (IMD) is a technique where a graphic overlay is seamlessly integrated with injection-molded plastic, creating a unified piece. This plastic decorating method guarantees the longevity of graphic overlays and offers a variety of design possibilities. Molten resin is injected either in front or behind the graphic overlay to establish a strong bond between the two components.
In contrast to techniques like pad printing, screen printing, or hot stamping that expose inks and overlays to wear and tear over time, IMD parts feature a protective plastic layer that encases the ink, safeguarding it from users and external elements.
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