ITA MOULDING PROCESS

Moulded wood, a natural composite material

Moulded wood is a technology that allows the manufacture, reproducibly and without waste, a very wide range of shapes made up of 95 % softwood chips and 5 % of isocyanate glue that is formaldehyde free,.
This technology makes it possible to create wooden parts that have better mechanical properties than those of chipboard and equivalent to those of plywood.

In addition to the reproducibility of the shapes, from the most simple to the most complex, and the mechanical properties, moulded wooden parts offer many advantages:

ITA Moulding Process découpe et moulage précis

DIMENSIONAL PRECISION

ITA Moulding Process large éventail de possibilités

WIDE RANGE OF POSSIBILITIES

compared to traditional wooden parts

ITA Moulding Process applications mutiples et possibilités infinis

MANY APPLICATIONS

Substrates for construction, bases for barrels, cable reels, seats and seat backs for concert halls, office furniture…;

ITA Moulding Process concurrent direct plastique

An environmentally friendly alternative to plastic

ITA Moulding Process Bois mousse moulée etablissement recevant du public

National and European safety rating, suitable for buildings open to the Public, on request

95%

of plaques of coniferous wood

ITA Moulding Process label pefc tracabilité bois

ITA Moulding Process is pursuing an eco-responsible policy through its Moulded wood activity and implements good practices, which are rewarded and certified every year by an independent certifying body, as shown by the PEFC label. This label guarantees that forestry resources are protected. It also certifies that all of the intermediate parties involved in the manufacture and sale of the product comply with the obligations of the PEFC chain of control.
This demonstrates that ITA Moulding Process pays particular attention to the choice of its raw materials and their origin. The wood used to manufacture the Moulded wood parts comes from production that is 100 % French and regional, within a radius of less than 100 km. It is sourced from responsibly managed forests and is a wonderful material that is both renewable and sustainable. Alternative materials such as PVC, for example used to make seats, or concrete for construction, often have a much larger ecological impact.