Impression Technologies Ltd

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• Shaping the future of your manufacturing process Our new technology is enabling cost effective, lightweight production of vehicle structures in the automotive and transport sectorsWhat is HFQ®?HFQ® is a production method for stamping complex-shaped aluminium components from High-Strength and Ultra-High-Strength alloys. The process uses high-strength grades to enable gauge reduction and deletion of strength driven reinforcementsReducing costsHFQ® is being used to reduce cost through design of stiff, strong components within tight packaging constraints, enabling part integration and deletion of reinforcing parts and reductions in tooling investment. Costs are reduced through the use of high-strength pressed panels to allow gauge reduction and deletion of reinforcing panels and extrusions. Assembly operations, tooling design and design iterations are significantly reduced through the use of  deep draw capability to combine panels.Reducing massHFQ® is being used to reduce mass by using high-strength grades. HFQ® panels are delivering 20% weight reduction compared to some conventionally pressed aluminium grades. Designers benefit from the freedom of tight bend radii, low spring-back and high levels of formability to create the ideal part designSee the below articles for https://www.gov.uk/government/case-studies/new-aston-martin-db11-features-uk-firms-low-carbon-innovationhttp://www.impression-technologies.com/wp-content/uploads/Oracle-HFQ-TWB-articlesigned-.pdfhttp://www.coventry.gov.uk/news/article/1854/lord_mayor_welcomes_new_technology_to_coventry?acceptCookies=1
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  Headquarters:250 East Dr Ste E Lyons Park, Allesley, Melbourne, Florida, United States

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  Website: https://www.impression-technologies.com

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  Employees:31

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:Impression Technologies Ltd

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