Fundamentals of Injection Molding
- Linking the Process and the Product -
This course, titled "Fundamentals of Injection Molding -
Linking the Process and the Product", consists of five (5) levels. An
understanding of all
levels is required in order to receive a Certificate of successful completion
(if requested). The final test can be
taken at any time. However, failure to pass the final test will require that you
re-register for all levels in order to take the test again. The agenda for each level is
shown below.
Fee = NOW FREE (limited
time only). Note: if you wish to obtain a
Certificate for successful completion of any free seminar, we must charge a
handling fee of $14.75 and it can only be mailed to an address within the
continental United States.
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Level 1 - Introduction to Plastics -
1- An Historical Look At Injection Molding
2- How Plastic Materials Are Made
3- Plastics, Defined
- Thermoplastic vs. Thermoset
- Amorphous vs. Crystalline
- The Polymerization Process
Level 2 - Basic Mold Construction -
1- Purpose/Function of Mold
2- Mold Components
- Sprue Bushing
- Locating Ring
- Mold Halves
- Cavity Sets
3- The Flow Path
- Runners and Gates
- Hot Runners
- Vents
- Ejection System
Level 3 - The Molding Machine
1- Operation Concept
2- The Main Components
- Clamp Unit
- Injection Unit
- Frame
3- Auxiliary Equipment
- Dryer Units
- Loaders/Blenders
- Granulators
- Mold Temp. Controllers
- Robots
Level 4 - Process Parameters
1- What Happens?
2 - The Importance of Drying
3 - The Setup Sheet (Setup Data)
4- The Four (4) Main Parameters
- Pressure
- Heat
- Time
- Distance
5 - Shrinkage
Level 5 - Secondary Operations
1- When To Use Secondary Operations
2- Estimating Process Costs
3- The Most Common Secondary Operations Defined
- Ultrasonic Welding
- Spin welding
- Solvent Welding (Adhesive Bonding)
- Hot Stamping
- Pad Printing
- Silk Screening
- Painting
- Vacuum Plating
- Machining Plastics
- Automated Shape Cutting
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