2. Tool design and development with special emphasise on hot runner, balanced manifold tools. |
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Multi cavity balanced hot runner Moulds for Caps and Closures, Thin wall containers and other industrial products. |
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Multi cavity balanced hot runner, valve gate system Moulds with modular system for PET pre-forms. |
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Multi cavity Moulds for industrial products, |
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Stretch blow moulds for PET bottles. |
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HDPE and PP bottle moulds for fast and automatic cycle operation. |
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Injection Stretch blow moulds for single stage PET processing. |
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Profile extrusion dies, Sheet extrusion dies etc. |
Mould design & Mould maintenance. |
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Mould design and Mould maintenance is equally important to achieve the optimum plant utilization. |
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Any lacuna in the Mould design will directly affect efficiency, quality and output. |
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Well designed & maintained Mould will give the best quality output, at lowest cycle time. |
Following factors need to be considered during mould design- |
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Material to be processed. |
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Machine to be used for processing. |
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Moulded article complex city. |
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Effect of gate positioning, and gate dimensions. |
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Flow ratio. |
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Special cooling requirements if any. |
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Ejection system. |
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Simplification of tool design by use of flexible cores, linear bearings, calendar and similar standard components. |
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Hot runner system, and components back up. |
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Possibility of sharing hot runner controller with some other Moulds. |
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Cycle time & Output expected from the Mould. |
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Post Moulding operations if any. |
A well designed mould also requires a routine maintenance to upkeep the mould in perfect running condition. |
If the preventive maintenance is not done on the moulds - |
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It may lead to wear & tear on the sliding surfaces, carbon/colour deposition on core & cavity inserts, enlargement of gate diameter, wear on the gate point, etc. which will ultimately result in break down or poor performance & extended cycle times. |
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Hot runner moulds require routine servicing to ensure that all cavities are filled with equal pressure. |
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Wear on the tip will affect the filling pressure; as well the component may get the gate mark. |
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Manifold must be cleaned regularly to ensure that the materials are not burnt/charred in side. This may give black/colour streaks on the product. |
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During start up the controller should switch on heating in soft start mode else there is a great risk of heater failures. |
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Mould maintenance staff should be well trained to handle the hot runner systems; else the repairs/ replacement cost will go up very high. |
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