Ecological awareness and constant preservation of the environment are also part of the company's objectives. That is why Multinjet takes special care with the water it uses during the painting process.

During this treatment, all the solids that could possibly be harmful to nature are removed from the water and only then it returns to the environment.

Our company has the following commitment: preserve the quality of its products and at the same time maintain the ecosystem's equilibrium.

Because Multinjet has as its objective to manage and eliminate particles and residues of paints that are harmful to the environment, it created a filtering system for these particles; they are deposited into a water tank and then later eliminated from the filters and in this way do not harm the environment.

These practices fulfill the procedures laid out by the environmental legislations and result in excellent performance due to the combination of the equipment, products, and professionals involved in the process. Multinjet is in perfect equilibrium with the environment, employees, and the community.

Check out the article in the Magazine Plástico Moderno (Modern Plastics), August 2005

Another complicated factor when talking about plastic chroming is the environmental impact the process produces. The process creates a large quantity of liquid effluents, full of heavy metals that need to be removed before they can be discarded. The biggest problem is the chrome. Traditionally, electroplates use hexavalent chrome in the process of surface treatment. This is a harmful substance to nature and causes cancer affecting the health of the employee involved in this process.

Metallization – This environmental bottleneck stimulates the plastic industry to find more alternatives than the traditional solution of chroming, such as metallization. This process does not use immersion in chemical solutions as does electroplating. The metallization process is accomplished through the application of pre-varnish and thus is a safer method.

"This process does not harm the environment and costs half the amount of the chroming process," states Valmor Mari, the commercial director of Multinjet, a "gaúcho" (southern Brazil) from Caxias do Sul who has worked in this market niche since 1996.

Another advantage of metallization is the larger range of plastics onto which it can be applied. Other than ABS, this process can be used on PVC, polypropylene, polystyrene, polycarbonates, acrylic, and nylon. This process is being used in applications for industries in the furniture, cosmetic, toy, and lighting segments.