DECOUPLED MOLDING Techniques Utilizing Instrumentation
1 DAY LECTURE
OFFERED THREE TIMES:
January 10, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-001)
June 12, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-011)
August 4, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-021)
TUITION: $625
OVERVIEW
This course will focus on processing strategies and how to collect and interpret process data. By minimizing the effect of viscosity variation, process capability increases significantly. The more stable the process, the fewer bad parts are produced. We will cover methods for implementing a systematic molding strategy, including how to get started and what to focus on when determining a strategy. Students will learn how cavity pressure technology can increase quality and productivity levels. We will also discuss issues facing today’s molders such as rising material costs, globalization and increased quality requirements.
CONTENT
Control Your Injection Molding Process
Doug Espinoza
1 DAY LECTURE
OFFERED THREE TIMES:
January 10, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-001)
June 12, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-011)
August 4, 2008 (CRS# 00.753-021)
TUITION: $625
OVERVIEW
This course will focus on processing strategies and how to collect and interpret process data. By minimizing the effect of viscosity variation, process capability increases significantly. The more stable the process, the fewer bad parts are produced. We will cover methods for implementing a systematic molding strategy, including how to get started and what to focus on when determining a strategy. Students will learn how cavity pressure technology can increase quality and productivity levels. We will also discuss issues facing today’s molders such as rising material costs, globalization and increased quality requirements.
CONTENT
Control Your Injection Molding Process
- Utilizing cavity pressure technology for optimal results, how to decide on sensor placement, how to determine which cavities need sensors, which sensor is right for your application, know immediately if something has changed in your process.
- How to set up a containment strategy that ensures part quality to the customer. How to reduce the cost of quality by using technology to do the work for you.
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What is DECOUPLED
MOLDINGSM? What is the difference between Decoupled II & Decoupled III molding?
- What can data tell you? How can data help you improve your process? How can you effectively interpret data?
- What is an eDART System? How can it help you take control of your process? Is it a cost effective system?
- Why should you invest in a training program? What are the benefits of a comprehensive training program? Which employees should you train?
Doug Espinoza
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Continuing Studies, Corporate & Distance Education
Continuing Studies, Corporate & Distance Education