Mold Components

Mold Components 30 Apr 2020

Being Connected to Community and Customers during COVID-19

Mold manufacturers and technology suppliers across North America have day jobs and night jobs when it comes to doing more to help both their customers and local communities during the coronavirus pandemic. Here is one mold component supplier’s story.

amerimold 29 Apr 2020

3D Models in Components Library Eliminates Busy Work for Tool Designers

SelfLube announces 3D models for its entire product line of precision mold and die components are fully incorporated into the VISI CAD components library.

amerimold 28 Apr 2020

Drive Technology Eliminates Fear of Contamination

J&H Distributor showcases the e-ahp drive, a force and position controlled linear axis capable of generating high forces.

Analysis 27 Apr 2020

COVID-19 Gives Mold Component Supplier Its Most Consequential Order Ever

The pandemic has presented challenges to every link in the mold manufacturing supply chain and those companies in a position to help have put their teams and processes to the test, including mold component suppliers.

amerimold 24 Apr 2020

Heating Platens Reduce Mold Surface Temperature Variation

Venango’s MultiZone heating platens with a control system reduces mold surface temperature variation by almost 400%

Mold Components 22 Apr 2020

COVID-19 Is a Rallying Call to the Plastics Industry to Redesign, Refocus and Reshore

Mold manufacturers who have been critiqued for slow lead times, as compared to the overseas competition, are proving to themselves and customers during COVID-19 that North American mold manufacturers and suppliers can unite and do things at an extraordinary speed.

Mold Components 17 Apr 2020

Component Supplier Ramps Up Support during Crisis

Expediting all work and supplies for Coronavirus projects is key to this mold component supplier They have first priority. “Many of our customers are in the medical field and they need support from us.

FAQ 16 Apr 2020

How to Maintain Additive Tooling

Implementing additive tooling into a mold can be a daunting task, but maintaining it over the life of the tool can be straight-up scary. Here are three steps to include in your maintenance plan.