Moldmaking and moldmakers are the foundation DME’s business. Its most important contribution to moldmaking has been standardized solutions for OEMs and moldmakers to the delivery of quality products that work no matter where a mold will be used.
However, here we talk about mold maintenance, specifically cleaning conformal cooling channels, which has been an increasing design trend over the years. Many shops experience corrosion and restricted or even clogged channels, which are very difficult to clean until now. Hence, CoolingCare, which I first saw at NPE 2018.
My guests review the system’s pressure/lead test, blockage test, diagnostics, cleaning, neutralization and conservation and reporting features and functions.
Watch the video interview here.
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Archived Webinar: Optimizing Thermal Management in the Molding Process
Tyler Boss DME’s Technical Molding Processing Manager highlights the factors that can reduce thermal transfer over time and cause the mold temperature to stray beyond its established control limits—making it difficult to control the molding process. He also shares recommendations on how to best maintain the thermal transfer coefficient through the implementation of specific predictive maintenance measures.
Click here to view this free webinar.
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