Reaction injection moulding (RIM) involves injecting two liquid components, an isocyanate and a polyol, into a mold at low pressure where they react to form polyurethane. This allows for production of large parts like automobile bumpers or medical equipment enclosures. RIM offers benefits like low-cost tooling for large parts, thin-walled components, short lead times, low minimum production volumes, and integrated cosmetic finishes. Rapitypes can produce a wide range of polyurethane formulations through RIM for flexible, rigid, or foam-core parts.