Figuring Out Why Plastic Parts Fail

Despite nearly 100 years of injection molding and significant advancements in science, engineering and technology, there is still a strong expectation that a new mold will fail, go back and forth between the mold builder and molder for weeks, months or years, delay a new product launch or cause plastic parts to fail.  The American Injection Molding (AIM) Institute offers both tested and non-tested courses and programs delivered by industry professionals and educators to help with  these challenges.

 

The AIM Institute was founded by Beaumont who helped develop and chaired the Plastics Engineering Technology program at Penn State Erie. After 25 years, Beaumont retired from the University in 2014 to focus on developing the AIM Institute to better serve the U.S. plastics industry and practicing plastics professionals. Courses and programs are designed for a for wide range of skill levels including engineering, technician and management dealing with job functions ranging from product design, mold engineering, materials, processing and quality.

 

Check out this video showing where science, engineeering and technology come together, then register for Amerimold and come to the presentaiton live.