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In this lesson, you will learn how fiber orientation plays a significant role in the shrinkage and warpage of a molded part.
This lesson covers how to analyze fiber orientation results in different axes, how fiber orientation results in one axis relate to the orientation in the other axes, how fiber orientation on the part surface can differ from core fiber orientation, and how to compare fiber orientation results with shrinkage results to clearly understand part warpage behavior.
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Begin with the basics! Learn what happens inside a mold during the injection molding process. Build your own Circle of Knowledge lesson by lesson.
Goals of Molding Fundamentals: Inside the Mold (Level 1):
Section Description:
Having the foundational understanding of what happens inside a mold during the injection molding process is key for a successful career in the plastics industry. From part designers to mold designers to process engineers, having a good grasp of these molding fundamentals is essential to designing and produce high quality parts.
Explanations, simulations, cause and effect analyses, and the introduction of various injection molding concepts are covered in this section. The relationship between various factors inside the mold during injection molding are evaluated and analyzed. Fundamental training is important to understand the complex part and mold designs that are commonplace in the injection molding industry.
Recommended For: Entry Level Personnel, All Personnel
Length: Lessons are approximately 15-20 minutes long each
The Kruse Training platform delivers knowledge and expertise developed over two decades in the plastic injection molding industry. Now companies and individuals can access a state-of-the-art online training program, suited for all levels of knowledge.
