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Section 5 - Tolerances of Form
Application of Flatness RFS, MMC or LMC - New Use of Flatness
Section 6 - Tolerances of Orientation
One Orientation Symbol Instead of Three!
Section 7 - Tolerances of Location
Position, Concentricity and Symmetry
Profile of a Surface Control
LMC and LMB Applications to Position
Composite Position Tolerancing - Expanded
Position Tolerance with No Datum Reference
Section 8 - Tolerances of Profile
Profile Tolerances for Plane Surfaces
Offset Surfaces
Combined Controls
Unilateral and Unequally Disposed Profile - New Symbol
Profile Tolerances as General Requirements
All Over Specification/Symbol - New Symbol
Non-Uniform Zone - New Control
Non-Uniform Zone to Smooth the Transitions
Composite Profile Tolerancing - Expanded
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Learn why Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing is so important to maintaining the quality of your plastics output. Whether you are an injection molder, extrusion company, blow molder or thermoformer, everyone involved in the production process needs to be "on the same page" and understand where potential production problems start.
Eliminate confusion about production problems. Whether designer, quality control or injection molding expert, the Paulson GD&T program will provide all your personnel with a common understanding of product design, what is within tolerances, what is outside of tolerances and where to look first to find the source(s) of problems.
Section 5 - Tolerances of Form
Application of Flatness RFS, MMC or LMC - New Use of Flatness
Section 6 - Tolerances of Orientation
One Orientation Symbol Instead of Three!
Section 7 - Tolerances of Location
Position, Concentricity and Symmetry
Profile of a Surface Control
LMC and LMB Applications to Position
Composite Position Tolerancing - Expanded
Position Tolerance with No Datum Reference
Section 8 - Tolerances of Profile
Profile Tolerances for Plane Surfaces
Offset Surfaces
Combined Controls
Unilateral and Unequally Disposed Profile - New Symbol
Profile Tolerances as General Requirements
All Over Specification/Symbol - New Symbol
Non-Uniform Zone - New Control
Non-Uniform Zone to Smooth the Transitions
Composite Profile Tolerancing - Expanded
Paulson Training Programs, Inc. - http://www.paulsontraining.com
Learn why Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing is so important to maintaining the quality of your plastics output. Whether you are an injection molder, extrusion company, blow molder or thermoformer, everyone involved in the production process needs to be "on the same page" and understand where potential production problems start.
Eliminate confusion about production problems. Whether designer, quality control or injection molding expert, the Paulson GD&T program will provide all your personnel with a common understanding of product design, what is within tolerances, what is outside of tolerances and where to look first to find the source(s) of problems.
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Lesson #1 - Molding Machine Parts and Operation
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Lesson #1 - Molding Machine Parts and Operation-The Technology of Injection Molding – Level One
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This video is a short excerpt from Lesson #1 of Paulson Trainings latest injection molding training program titled Technology of Injection Molding.
This lesson focuses on the major parts of an injection molding machine and the overall operation of the injection molding machine.
This lesson on the molding machine includes hands-on lab lessons using SkillBuilder™. SkillBuilder is a cloud-based application powered by Paulsons exclusive online injection molding machine simulator that can be accessed anywhere in the world 24/7 giving your employees maximum training flexibility. All Paulson Training courses are available both online through our LMS or your companys LMS.
The science behind injection molding and ever increasing machine capabilities dictate that a technological scientific approach to injection molding is critical to business success. Using Paulson, your production personnel will:
• Learn to process from the “plastic’s point of view” (PPV)
• Finally understand what scientific molding really means
• Reduce scrap rates, downtime and cycle times, all increasing your profit
With our stunning HD 3D animations, we take you inside the molding process, showing you what you can’t see on the production floor. Plastic behaves according to known physical laws. The plastic doesn’t know or care what type of machine it is in, the time of day, or the part it is making. Understanding processing from the plastics point of view (PPV Molding™) is the key to consistency, minimal scrap, lowest possible cycle times and the highest possible profit.
Using the Technology of Injection Molding training program and our state-of-the-art hands-on molding simulation labs with SkillBuilder & SimTech, your employees will have access to the absolute most intensive, most high-tech and most effective training ever available to injection molders.")
