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Sub-harmonic Stress Relief Improves Mold Quality
The quality of the mold lies mostly beneath the surface of the steel. By using sub-harmonic stress relief, moldmakers can improve mold quality - enhancing machine stability, long-term shape stabilization and the mold's resistance to cracking in service.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Relationship Between the Hot Runner and the Mold
Failing to understand and meet key mold design aspects - such as the importance of adequate structural back up between the cavity inserts, the mold plates and the hot runner system components - could compromise overall mold performance.
Read MoreEDM and Automation: The Present is the Future
By automating its EDM department, F&S Tool has been able to increase sales by 50 percent.
Read MoreGetting the Job Done Quicker: What You Need to Know
EDM equipment manufacturers, along with EDM experts, discuss the latest advances to achieve optimum efficiency while maintaining quality.
Read MoreBecoming More Accurate With Speed
By adding optimization software to their machining, moldmakers will be able to produce better quality parts with better accuracy.
Read MoreHow To Choose the Correct Coating for Your Cutting Tools
As if choosing the right cutting tool for certain jobs wasn't difficult enough, choosing the right coating for that tool can be just as imporatant. These tips can make that decision easier.
Read MoreSpecializing in Success
The members of MoldMaking Technology's Editorial Advisory Board express their views on the benefits of specialization to a moldmaker.
Read MoreExpanding Business Opportunities With Five-Axis Software
Moving to five-axis machining may seem a daunting maneuver, but with the right software and training, a moldmaker can gain an advantage on the competition.
Read MoreOperator Training - Is Formal Training Really That Important?
Often, with a new machine acquisition, there are questions about the validity or necessity for formal, off-site, classroom operator training.
Read MoreThe Need for Speed
The trend for higher speeds in machining technology has moldmakers scrambling for the cash to purchase this equipment and the subsequent training to bring them "up to speed".
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