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"Plastic Moulding"...

Dave Wilson

Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Plastic Moulding", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Magnetic system seals large doors from Machine Building Systems, which we summarised at the time by saying "The Magnetic Door Stop is neatly concealed behind a plastic moulding which bolts neatly in the narrow gap between door and frame". A few weeks before, we featured the news release Sealing products handle tough environments from Moontown: "Moontown metal sealing prodcuts are useful where elastomeric and PTFE products are impractical due to temperature, pressure, radiation, permeability, fatigue or corrosion".
 
In March 2007, we covered the news from ABB Automation Tech (LV Products) concerning its GeKu plastic injection moulding cell - take a look at Automation process boosts plastic moulding which says: "The GeKu plastic injection moulding cell is helping Characteristix stay competitive against the Far East giants of the industry".
 
Take a look also at the news release from SensorsOne, Level transmitter resists corrosion, as well as Flush transducers handle high-viscosity fluids from SensorsOne, and Prototyping process provides tooling flexibility from Protoform.
 

See also:

Cut out creep (October 2006)
Nick Brooker, Marketing Manager for the UK Division of Actuation and Motion Control of SKF, explains how cage creep is being eliminated from the latest linear motion systems

Specialist helps with novel plastic valve design (September 2005)
Designing and manufacturing a full featured yet low cost transfer systems for commodity chemicals and food products that are installed in plastic drums was the challenge presented to Micro Matic USA

Plastics design analysis at Interplas (August 2005)
Rapra Technology is challenging plastics manufacturers to come to Interplas 05 with existing or new products that need producing more effectively and at less cost

Metal detectors save on serious damage (June 2005)
To eliminate the problem of screws, nuts and other stray pieces of metal entering its granulator, New Zealand moulder Alto Plastics turned to Eriez Australia

Electropneumatic boxes simplify fieldbus control (May 2005)
Colortronic is installing streamlined intelligent ancillary equipment faster than ever by formulating the control and actuation features around a single fieldbus communications cable

Inductive proximity switches handle the heat (April 2005)
A new range of inductive proximity switches is designed for use in demanding high temperature applications

Soft starters promise a speedy payback (March 2005)
The value of energy surveys was underlined recently at Numatic International following the visit of a consultant from the South West and Action Energy Scheme

Skew-axis gearing shows its teeth (March 2005)
Spiradrive is the name given to a specific type of skew-axis gearing - gearing in which the axis of the gear and pinion are at right-angles but do not intersect

Advances in detachable and permanent fasteners (January 2005)
As thermoplastic materials constantly improve in technology and cost-efficiency, the need for a low-cost and secure fastening method becomes increasingly important

Singapore to host international plastics fair (October 2004)
ASEANPlas incorporating ASEANRubber 2005, Southeast Asia's leading international trade fair for Plastics and Rubber, will be staged at the Singapore Expo from 26th to 29th April 2005

Accelerometer comes to the fore (September 2004)
One of the smallest and lightest accelerometers commercially available is a key component in a new system designed to measure the forces exerted during a golf swing

High speed and long stroke for telescope module (May 2004)
The new Werner Linear 90/15 Telescope is designed to be freely combined with other modules in the Werner range to enable dedicated multiple-axis handling systems to be created simply and quickly

Vision system clocks up a grand milestone (February 2004)
The Kestrel noncontact measuring system was introduced by Vision Engineering in early 2002, and the one-thousandth system will be shipped this month

Protection for automotive subassemblies (February 2004)
Contamination of high precision components can cause major down time in the automotive manufacturing environment

Noncontact measuring system proves popular (November 2003)
The Kestrel noncontact measuring system was introduced by Vision Engineering in early 2002

Inspecting microsystem technology components (August 2003)
I-Sys Automation Technology uses a Lynx stereo microscope to inspect critical moulded components used in microbiological test systems

Fluid conditioner cleans up machinery (July 2003)
With proven success in automotive, hydraulic and machining operations it should be no surprise to discover a further application for Magnom fluid-conditioning technology

Rubber and plastics come together (March 2003)
Working for a Tier One customer, Minnesota Rubber and QMR Plastics mould and assemble a six-component assembly for regulating pressure in off-road transmissions

Focal point for surface coating excellence (January 2003)
Poeton Industries has completed a GBP 120,000 investment in its Gloucester Technology Centre, creating a focal point of surface coating excellence within the Poeton Group

Vision systems keep UK manufacturer competitive (January 2003)
Machine vision sensors are helping a world-beating assembly 'solutions provider' stay competitive in the manufacture of electronic components

Video measurement on show at TEAM (November 2002)
Nikon's latest range of microscopes and metrology systems will be on show at this year's TEAM next week at the UK NEC

Control for resistive and inductive loads (May 2002)
REO now manufactures a range of phase angle and thyristor controllers for controlling the power to resistive and inductive loads

European source for precision plastics mouldings (March 2002)
One of the Far East's leading plastic moulding companies has opened a European subsidiary

Greater working range for compact torque limiters (January 2002)
A new generation of compact torque limiters has been designed with the flexibility to accommodate larger torque ranges than most models currently available

The advanced injection moulding software suite (December 2001)
In a major development, Moldflow Plastics Insight (MPI) 3.0 integrates the MPI and C-MOLD 2000 product families into one advanced injection moulding software suite

No more 'cage-creep' in precision rail guides (August 2001)
SKF's new ACS precision rail guides offer consistent positioning of the cage, no need for cage resynchronisation and non-uniform preload, and the elimination of end-stops

High speed testing of plastic components (November 2000)
A new test instrument has been developed by Ateq, designed for high speed testing of high volume plastic component output, such as bottle tops

Mitutoyo CMM programming time halved by software (July 2000)
At Luton-based Huntleigh Healthcare, the time taken to program a seven year old Mitutoyo co-ordinate measuring machine (CMM) has been halved using CAMIO software

Wadkin opts for Festo as sole pneumatics supplier (June 2000)
Global woodworking machine tool manufacturer, Wadkin, has selected Festo as the sole supplier of its pneumatic equipment following a competitive tender

Cutting woodworking costs takes Festo full circle (April 2000)
Global machine tool manufacturer in the woodworking industry Wadkin is consolidating the supply of its pneumatic equipment by selecting one sole supplier from a base of 14 suppliers

 

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