Sealing involves applying elastomers to level or curved surfaces. After curing, a tight, elastic seal adheres to the component, providing static protection against liquids.

Multi-axis robots apply foam sealants to level and curved surfaces. After curing, a seamless seal is bonded to the component that provides static protection against dust and moisture. The seals can also be  manufactured in molds.

Casting without process forces is a stress-free way of providing lasting protection for sensitive electronic assemblies. Casting materials based on polyurethane, silicone, or epoxy resin are used to embed the components. With casting processes (single- or multi-step) designed by RAMPF, parts are produced that are reliably protected from contact, moisture, and damage.

Components with windings, narrow gaps, or shapes that are difficult to vent can be cast without air bubbles under vacuum. This facilitates the manufacture of products that meet high insulation requirements and guarantees their long-lasting performance, also in extreme conditions. Furthermore, the vacuum technology enables the manufacture of optically transparent connections for the production of displays (Optical Bonding).

Accurate dispensing of reactive, thermally or electrically conductive polymers for conducting heat or electricity. The highly filled materials require low-wear dispensing systems to ensure precise dispensing in the long term.

We process all kinds of multi-component adhesives into precisely reactive products and apply these to the joints after first activating the latter. The joining process can be manual or automated. The crosslinking process occurs under defined conditions.