Your mold shop should plan workholding

Planned workholding, in its simplest form, is planning in advance how the workholding will be accomplished prior to the job getting to the machine. In the more complex form, all workholding for each machine is planned at the design stage with documentation that will provide the plan for the workholding at each operation. Planned workholding [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:56:20+08:00September 19th, 2012|News|1 Comment

New injection simulation softwares are getting advances

High quality plastics components are becoming an increasingly important part of the perceived quality of products. An important part of this high quality perception is a flawless and often high gloss surface finish. Traditional methods such as surface coatings and other secondary operations are often expensive and impractical for high-production volumes. In many cases, the [...]

By |2014-12-01T02:37:23+08:00September 19th, 2012|News|1 Comment

How to plan a good schedule for your project

Job scheduling plays a big role in our on-time delivery performance and leadtime, which determines our competitive position within our industry. This is particularly true as competition has gotten more fierce in recent years. Only the best shops have survived. And those shops have very good quality and lead the pack in expertise. This means [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:56:21+08:00August 28th, 2012|News|1 Comment

get more opportunities from current industry market

Thriving manufacturing businesses tend to take advantage of the right market opportunities, just when they present themselves. Examples of such opportunities could be establishing a new customer in a different regional market (maybe a different country), adding a product line from an industry in which you don’t already do business or creating a niche market [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:56:21+08:00August 28th, 2012|News|1 Comment

Correct machine tool will help mold maker

As mold manufacturing in China has become more globally competitive, the necessity to reduce expensive, labor-intensive practices has become paramount for shop owners. The goal for most shops is to reduce or completely eliminate polishing or spotting time on their molds, which can be accomplished through the use of sinker EDMs, hard milling of steel [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:56:22+08:00June 16th, 2012|News|2 Comments

Select a suitable coating for mold component

A popular practice of moldmakers and injection molders is to coat mold components as an attempt to increase the durability and achieve longer life while reducing maintenance and operational costs. This practice is certainly plausible, as it often falls short of providing the expected results and reduces the potential for maximum cost savings. [...]

By |2014-12-01T02:36:50+08:00April 30th, 2012|News|1 Comment

Mold industry really need automation

Today’s automation cells allow for one part or multiple parts to be run and will provide unattended operation, opening up valuable resources and saving costs. Mold manufacturers can use a common interface/fixture to accomplish one part loading of electrodes and molds versus using a different set-up for each new part run. With a properly designed [...]

By |2020-07-12T14:56:24+08:00April 12th, 2012|News|1 Comment
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