Hongrita Showcases Liquid Silicone Molding at FAKUMA
The manufacturer demonstrates integrated molding solutions for complex multi-material production components.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Hongrita showcased its latest integrated liquid silicone rubber molding solutions at the FAKUMA trade fair. The company highlighted how its digital manufacturing technology improves precision and efficiency for complex multi-material components.
Why it matters
The demonstration aimed to address common manufacturing challenges including production flash, inconsistent material curing, and output variations. These integrated systems are designed to provide stable, high-quality results for demanding industrial applications.
Hongrita employs approximately 2,500 staff members and operates six dedicated manufacturing plants. The firm maintains facilities across Shenzhen, Zhongshan, and Penang.
The players
Hongrita
An international manufacturer specializing in multi-component molding, liquid silicone rubber, and integrated production systems.
FAKUMA
A prominent international trade fair for industrial plastics processing that hosts companies showcasing machinery and raw materials.
The details
The integrated solution presented at FAKUMA links design data with proprietary molding machines, rotary systems, and production-control software. This digital connectivity allows for real-time adjustments across mold engineering, process parameters, and inspection systems.
Timeline
Hongrita was founded in Hong Kong in 1988.
The company expanded into plastic molding and secondary processing in Shenzhen in 1993.
Multi-material and multi-component technology development began in 2003.
The firm achieved a major breakthrough in liquid silicone rubber technology in 2012.
The FAKUMA trade fair exhibition took place on October 28, 2026.
Market Landscape
Hongrita is aligning its production capabilities with the broader industry shift toward automotive electrification. This focus targets the rising demand for integrated soft-hard material designs, protective components, and precision seals.
The introduction of these integrated molding solutions aims to lower production risks for manufacturers using silicone components. Enhanced manufacturing precision typically leads to more consistent product availability and higher quality standards for downstream consumers.
The takeaway
Integrated manufacturing systems are increasingly vital for managing complex material curing and precision standards in high-volume production. Businesses relying on multi-component molding should monitor how digital process control can reduce waste and improve total output consistency.
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