Mold Components
Slide Action Technology—Higher Cavitations in Smaller Machines
A new stack mold design—Compact Slide Action Mold Technology (CSAM™)—has been developed to maximize productivity without the need to invest in larger molding machines.
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Standardized Mold Base Reduces Mold Build Time, Costs
A patented standard mold base—the Lightning Base—uses one common base with interchangeable inserts for various parts.
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Cost and Control Benefits of Permanent Product Traceability
Measuring the value of the right date code insert through your requirements, and its reliability and readability.
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Defining the Standard Mold Base
When buying a standard mold base there should be expectations regarding quality, price and delivery.
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How to Choose the Correct Ejector Pin?
The importance of working temperature during the ejector pin selection process.
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Reducing or Maintaining Cycle Times with Mold Coating
No matter the size of a tool, taking into consideration your GPM within your tooling’s cooling systems and using electroless nickel coating is an effective way to improve or maintain desired cycle times.
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High Cavitation Molds Promote Economies of Scale
Toolmakers are developing increasingly complex molds for high production of thinwall parts.
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Don’t Build the “Same Old Same Mold”
Steps for evaluating the latest mold innovations in order to move along the evolution process.
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Cemented Tungsten Carbide Offers Wear and Corrosion Resistance for Tooling
Using cemented tungsten carbide as a tooling material for core pins—especially in areas of high wear—can significantly reduce downtime.
Read MoreHow to Make “Quick-Turn” Your Shop’s Mantra
On top of increasing production capacity, quick delivery standards save as much as five hours per project for a manufacturer of quality “quick-turn” tooling.
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