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digital render of a part (in pink) with conformal cooling (in teal) Source: SyBridge Technologies
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Embracing Additive Manufacturing for Conformal Cooling

November 14, 2023 |

Explore the cutting-edge advancements in these technologies that enable the design and production of intricately-tailored cooling channels within injection molding tooling.

Injection molding is one of the most widely used manufacturing methods due to its ability to produce high-quality parts at incredibly high volumes. However, the productivity of these processes is often limited by the cooling methods that removes heat from the part after molding. Advancements in additive manufacturing (AM) techniques have opened the door for new approaches suitable for production molding. Modern conformal cooling approaches achieved through these AM techniques offer the potential for breakthrough solutions.

This webinar will explore the cutting-edge advancements in these technologies that enable the design and production of intricately-tailored cooling channels within injection molding tooling. During this session, SyBridge Technologies will discuss its approach to design, simulate and test novel cooling structures to improve injection molding tooling performance from cycle time to warp.

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Presenter 1:

Charlie Wood

Vice President - Innovation, Research and Development

Dr. Charlie Wood is the vice president of innovation, research and development at SyBridge Technologies, a technology-driven manufacturing company in the injection molding and tool making industries. His team works across the company to leverage existing and develop new technologies to solve the hardest technical challenges from the factory floor to the software stack. He has worked for companies in the consumer electronics, defense and materials industries focused on applied research, advanced development programs and technical innovation. Dr. Wood is the author of 11 scientific papers, has two issued patents and holds a Ph.D. from Northwestern University in mechanical engineering.

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