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Condisystems · Plastics conditioning since 2006

Polyamide conditioning. Designed around your parts and production.

Conditioning systems to buy or rent, contract conditioning and custom-engineered solutions – specialised in polyamide and engineering plastics.

  • Specialised since 2006
  • Four conditioning processes
  • In use internationally
  • Family business from Lambsheim, Germany

Systems and processes

Four processes, our own systems. Chosen by part, volume and target condition.

Which process fits depends on the material, part geometry, required moisture condition, quantity and your production workflow. That is why we build systems for four processes – and advise on which one suits your application.

Original photos of Condisystems systems · one example per process · not to scale

Energy-free conditioning (No-Energy)

No-Energy systems
Principle
Moisture uptake in a closed space using special humidifiers, without energy input during conditioning.
Designs
Cabinet, container, chamber, conditioning container
Examples
KS 1300 · BIG BOX · KB 88 · Conditioning chamber

No process is the best one across the board. What counts is the condition your part needs – and how conditioning fits into your workflow.

All conditioning systems

Why condition?

Polyamide absorbs moisture. What matters is where it arrives.

Without targeted conditioning, a part’s moisture condition only develops during storage, transport and use – depending on ambient conditions, time and wall thickness. Controlled moisture conditioning establishes a defined target condition before the part moves on.

Section A–A · schematic

Where moisture arrives first

  1. 01Initial state
  2. 02Moisture uptake
  3. 03Functional area on target
Schematic section through a polyamide part with a snap-fit hook Moisture enters through all surfaces. The thin-walled snap-fit hook reaches the target range first, while the core of the thick-walled base is still drier. Functional area snap-fit hook, thin-walled in the target range Core of the thick section thick-walled – still drier at this point MOISTURE ENTERS THROUGH THE SURFACES Schematic section: the thin snap-fit hook reaches the target range first, the core of the thick base is still drier Functional area on target Core: still drier
Function-critical area
Core of the thick section
Whole part – average (e.g. by weighing)

Target range – target value, reference basis and tolerance defined in advance

Schematic illustration of moisture uptake by diffusion – not to scale, no measured values or times. How moisture spreads depends on the material, wall thickness, geometry, initial moisture content and process; the principle applies to all four processes.

Moisture does not reach every area of a part at the same time.

  • 01Water binds to the amide groups of the polymer chains and acts as a plasticiser in the matrix.
  • 02As moisture content rises, stiffness and strength fall while impact strength and elongation at break increase – to a degree that depends on the grade.
  • 03Absorbed water increases the part’s volume – it swells, which affects dimensional stability.
  • 04Weight gain shows the total water absorbed, not how it is distributed within the part.

Our position

Not every polyamide part needs to be conditioned. What matters is the condition the function-critical areas of your part need – at assembly, testing or delivery. We establish this before we recommend a process.

Self-service tools

Two tools. For two different questions.

The system finder looks at your parts. CondiCheck looks at your existing process. Both give you a first indication – the detailed design is then worked out with us.

System finder

New

Which conditioning system suits my parts?

For
Anyone planning to buy, rent or compare a system.
Questions
Solution path, loading, workflow, quantity, surface – with follow-up questions only where they change the result.
Result
Up to three suitable solutions, ready to transfer directly into your enquiry.

CondiCheck

Self-assessment

How robust is our existing conditioning process?

For
Companies that already condition parts and want to assess their process.
Questions
10 questions on process maturity, process reliability, reproducibility, documentation, capacity and flexibility.
Result
CondiScore out of 100 and your three biggest improvement areas, sent by email.

References

Companies that work with us.

Working with polyamide since
1996
specialised in plastics conditioning
2006
  • Eaton
  • ARaymond
  • Festo
  • Phoenix Contact
  • WAGO
  • KURZ Kunststoffe

A selection of our customers.

Engineering

From a single cabinet to line integration.

As a manufacturer, Condisystems develops conditioning systems, integrates them into your production – and provides conditioning as a service where a system of your own does not (yet) make sense.

01

Process design

We define the target condition, reference basis and process before a system is selected.

02

Systems for four processes

Cabinets, containers, chambers and filling-tube systems – as standard or custom-built.

03

Automation and integration

Loading, conveying and connection to existing production lines.

04

Contract conditioning

For project launches, capacity bottlenecks or regular demand – you send parts only once the approach has been agreed.

Condisystems KS 1300 D conditioning cabinet with its door open and a grid floor inside
KS 1300 DConditioning cabinet for steam atmosphere conditioning

Company

A family business. Specialised in one task.

Condisystems is the brand of IMA Buscher GmbH in Lambsheim, Germany – owner-managed and specialised in conditioning polyamide and engineering plastics.

  1. Archive photo of an early conditioning system with signal tower and aluminium frame
    Archive
    1996 The beginning

    Edmund Buscher’s engineering office takes up polyamide conditioning – aiming to condition parts right at the moulding machine.

  2. Archive photo of a conditioning system with two feeds, control box and IMA Buscher label
    Archive
    2006 IMA Buscher GmbH

    IMA Buscher GmbH takes over the existing products and the licence and continues to develop processes and systems.

  3. KB 900 TD conditioning container by Condisystems
    Today Four processes

    Our own systems, contract conditioning and custom solutions – in use internationally.

More about Condisystems

Knowledge

Know-how for your process design.

Technical articles on materials, processes and testing – for anyone who wants to understand conditioning before deciding.

Knowledge platform

All technical articles

Know-how on conditioning engineering plastics, organised by topic.

  • Polyamide & Materials
  • Conditioning Processes
  • Process Optimisation
  • Troubleshooting & Practical Insights
  • Equipment & Solutions