Today, we're going to wrap up our step-by-step guide to successful training for injection molding plants. Although we call this part "Post-Training Procedures", that is really a misnomer. Successful injection molding training doesn't end. It is a continuous process that…
This is the second in a 3 part series on getting the most out of your investment in Paulson's Interactive Training for Injection Molders. Last time, we talked about setting up the plastics training infrastructure and introducing the training to…
Your company has made an investment to introduce in-plant training to your production floor team. Where exactly do you start so that you get the most out of your training program? With over 35 years of experience and over 50,000…
Did you know that Paulson plastics training programs are customizable? If you have the CD-based versions of our courseware, you can pretty easily add some nice customization's to the program to make it better for your employees. (Here's a good article on…
Warp in injection molded parts is caused by uneven stress. There are only 4 primary plastic processing variables in the injection molding process - cavity pressure, melt temperature, fill rate, and cooling rate. All of them can contribute to injection…
In the last problems and solutions blog we discussed vacuum voids. These are holes formed in the areas of the last plastic to cool. A description of how this happens is contained in our Injection Molding Problems and Solutions training…