
Shining a Light on IML for Interior Design
We’re going to make a big statement here — in-mold labeling (IML) is the future of lighting design.
Posted Jun 11 '25
Stay up-to-date with information about In Mold Labeling and printing technologies, product and packaging design, frequently asked questions and more.
We’re going to make a big statement here — in-mold labeling (IML) is the future of lighting design.
Posted Jun 11 '25
When Sanwa Screen Printing Company first began in 1979, the vision was to grow a people-first company. More than four decades later, we've become a global organization with over 1,600 employees worldwide.
Posted May 19 '25
At Sanwa, our teams around the world are passionate about responsible and sustainable manufacturing.
Posted Apr 25 '25
A brand —and specifically a logo—plays a crucial role in the lasting impression. This is where in-mold labeling comes into play.
Posted Mar 24 '25
For having a notable impact on our everyday lives, in-mold labeling (IML) is a relatively unknown term for the general public. Also referred to as “film insert molding” or “in-mold decorating,” IML is the process by which a design becomes part of a plastic product.
Posted Feb 13 '25
Think about the last time you were on an airplane. What did you see and touch? Chances are that you interacted with parts that are excellent candidates for in-mold labeling.
Posted Jan 8 '25
We are looking forward to joining the attendees of this year’s Automotive Interiors Expo Europe in Messe Stuttgart, Germany on November 12-14th.
Posted Nov 4 '24
At Sanwa, we have over 40 years of experience printing on parts, assemblies, and devices using both silk screen and pad printing technologies.
Posted Sep 16 '24
Potting delivers a final branded product that’s not only creatively superior, but also long-lasting and durable.
Posted Sep 3 '24
Today, we celebrate 45 years of leading-edge production and entrepreneurial spirit that began with Mr. Tsutomu Goto's vision.
Posted Jul 25 '24
We use two highly-advanced technologies that provide a better solution for seamless parts: Hot-Cold Molding and CO2 Laser Cutting.
Posted Jun 24 '24
Two-shot molding allows for the seamless melding of two colors or resins. The materials are injected through independent nozzles, but into one plastic molding machine.
Posted May 22 '24