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Webinars
Rapid vs. Traditional Manufacturing
The Differences Between Rapid and Traditional Manufacturing
The plastic injection molding industry and its manufacturing processes have evolved through the years. Gain an understanding of the differences between the rapid and traditional manufacturing processes and how each directly influences and impacts the outcome of parts, costs and speed to market.
When you attend this webinar you will:
- Gain an understanding of the differences between the rapid and traditional manufacturing processes
- Learn about the injection molding component development process
- Discover the key factors that impact getting your product to market faster
- Understand the features of aluminum and steel molds
Common Design Challenges
Plastic Injection Molding Parts Design Clinic
Optimizing your part design from development through production will help you eliminate mistakes, avoid additional costs and get to market faster with your injection molded part. There are many design challenges that can occur in this process.
In this webinar, we will discuss how to address and overcome some common design challenges such as:
- Threads
- Thin Walls
- Overmolding
- Draft
- Micro Molding
- RADS (Radius)
Plastic Injection Molding Parts Clinic 3.0
Injection Molded Parts Troubleshooting Clinic
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering for an interactive plastic parts troubleshooting clinic. Are you working with a challenging injection molding part issue? Would you like someone to provide you with a complex part solution? Xcentric Mold & Engineering’s webinar will review select case studies addressing common issues that hinder progress to producing a plastic injection molded part.
Plastic Injection Molding Parts Clinic 2.0
Injection Molded Parts Troubleshooting Clinic
Join us for an innovative plastic parts troubleshooting clinic. Are you frustrated with a challenging injection molding part issue? Would you like someone to provide you with a complex part solution? Xcentric Mold & Engineering’s webinar will review select case studies addressing common issues that hinder progress to producing a plastic injection molded part.
Overmolding
Design Considerations to Successfully Manufacture Complex Overmolds
Overmolding is a great injection molded feature you can utilize in your design to capture color contrasts, add flexibility or eliminate assembly. Take advantage of this feature by learning how to design your part for overmolding.
In this webinar you will learn:
- – How to set up your design for complex overmolding
- – Material evaluation and best practices for proper adhesion
- – Feature specifications to consider for good overmolds
Plastic Parts Clinic
Injection Molded Parts Troubleshooting Clinic
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering for an innovative plastic parts troubleshooting clinic. Are you frustrated with a challenging injection molding part issue? Would you like someone to provide you with a complex part solution? Xcentric Mold & Engineering’s webinar will review select case studies addressing common issues that hinder progress to producing a plastic injection molded part.
Materials for Medical
Material Considerations for the Medical/Healthcare Industry
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering and Amco Polymers for a view into materials application for medical/healthcare industry. Plastic materials are used with increasing frequency in the Medical/Healthcare market. Keeping up with the various requirements needed to service this industry is daunting, as the rules are in a constant state of change. This webinar recording is designed to highlight the key characteristics of materials used for Medical/Healthcare applications, and manufacturability considerations.
The webinar recording identifies specific materials and their capabilities, within the following context:
- – Biocompatibility regulatory approvals as defined by FDA, USP VI and ISO 10993
- – Product life cycle
- – Sterilization techniques
- – Cleaning/Disinfecting
- – Retention of properties
Choosing the Right Processes
Selection Considerations Between 3D Printing and Injection Molding Processes
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering in an evaluation of two processes. The advancement in manufacturing processes is creating an opportunity for the design engineer to manage projects more effectively and produce higher quality parts. It is also true that with more processes to select from, there are more questions as to which process should be used and for what purpose. The purpose of this webinar is to provide you the engineer with a grounded approach to determining which process type should be considered and why.
Leveraging 3D Printing Technologies
Leverage the Best Printing Method for Your Project
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering to obtain a concise overview of popular 3D printing technologies. This webinar will provide the pros and cons of each printing technology while defining their ideal uses and constraints. Technologies covered will include Stereolithography (SLA), Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), Jetting, and ColorJet Printing (CJP).
Designing for Manufacturability
Applying Injection Molding without Compromising Time to Market
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering and learn about optimizing your part design from concept through production eliminating unneeded costs and reducing the time frame to produce your custom injected molded plastic parts. Incorporate design elements like drafts, threads, hinges and overmolding by taking advantage of the most advanced injection molding process engine and mold making system in the industry. In this webinar, you will learn:
- – The basics of the injection molding process
- – How to obtain optimal performance out of materials and resins
- – Insights on best practices for part design for the injection molding process
- – Features to incorporate into your design to maximize time and cost savings
- – How to avoid common pitfalls that impact injection mold design
Designing for Plastics
Wednesday, July 19, 2017 @ 1pm
Join Xcentric Mold & Engineering and Amco Polymers for this educational webinar that focuses on designing for plastics. Material selection and features incorporated into your part will have a direct effect on the plastic injection molding process and final part quality. In this webinar, you will learn how to design part features like:
- – Draft Angles
- – Wall Thickness
- – Fillets and Radii
- – Bosses
- – Ribs
- – Holes
- – Shrinkage
- – Gating
- – Vents
- – Knit Lines
Undercuts
Adding Undercuts and Side Action without Sacrificing Speed
A side action is used in the mold to create undercuts in the custom plastic part. They allow design features like interlocking snaps and housing ports to be successfully molded. While undercuts add cost, they allow design engineers to keep the functionality of the designs intent.
In this webinar you will learn:
- – Requirements for successfully molding with undercuts
- – Challenges you may face when incorporating undercuts into your design
- – Tips and tricks for using undercuts
Insert Molding
Meeting Time to Market Deadlines with Complex Insert Molding
Insert Molding can help reduce assembly and enhance your design by allowing custom inserts to be encapsulated directly into the plastic part.
In this webinar you will learn:
- – Design specs that allow your inserts to be properly encapsulated
- – Plastic and Metal material considerations for good insert molding
- – How to add complexity to your design beyond standard inserts
Over Molding
Design Considerations to Successfully Manufacture Complex Overmolds
Over Molding is a great injection molding feature that can be utilize in your design to capture color contrasts, add flexibility or eliminate extra components in the assembly. Take advantage of this feature by learning how to design your part for Over Molding.
In this webinar you will learn:
- – How to set up your design for complex Over Molding
- – Material evaluation and best practices for proper adhesion
- – Feature specifications to consider for good Over Molding Projects
