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1. Material Removal Rate AJM tends to have a lower material removal rate compared to other machining techniques. This can limit its use in high-volume production settings.

Hot foil stamping is a printing technique that involves applying a thin layer of metallic foil to a substrate using heat and pressure. The process typically uses a heated die that transfers the foil onto the surface of the plastic part. The result is a shiny, reflective finish that can replicate the appearance of gold, silver, or other metallic effects. The addition of color variations enables endless customization, making it a popular choice in the manufacturing of packaging, labels, and decorative elements on plastic products.