To successfully design and produce plastic injection molds and molded components that meet cycle time, cost, part quality, and lead time requirements, networks of molding professionals need to have a common language and an understanding of core elements of plastic behavior. This course will help you understand the inter-relationships of part design, mold design, and quality processing, allowing you to better:
Maximize the likelihood of successful production
Mitigate rework
Reduce development costs
Decrease the risk of less-than-optimum tooling conditions
Minimize nonconformities
Speed up time to market
Course Objectives
Outline good manufacturing processes (GMP) for plastic part design, molding non-conformities, and tolerances
Explore fundamental material characteristics
Evaluate robust mold designs
Examine necessary processing characteristics
Recognize how part design and material selection affect the cost of tooling and piece price