Rubber Mold- Training

Rubber Molds - Fundamentals

29 June 2011, Century Park Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand 4 July 2011, Impiana KLCC Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Design of Rubber Molds

30 June 1 July 2011, Century Park Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand 5-6 July 2011, Impiana KLCC Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Instructor
Van Walworth, Ph.D Rubber Industry Consultant, USA

Organized by
Rubber Industry Academy @ TechnoBiz, TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd. 2521/27, Lardprao Road, Khlongchaokhunsingha, Wangthonglang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand Tel: 66-2-933 0077 Fax: 66-2- 538 1325 Cell: 66-81-988 6874 Email: training@rubberindustry-academy.com, Web: www.rubberindustry-academy.com Contact: Khun Sirinthip, Program Coordinator

Rubber Molds Fundamentals

(1-Day program)
This 1-day program covers a broad range of topics that are fundamental to the design of rubber molds. Each topic covered includes some basic well known aspects of rubber mold design and also touches on some lesser known rubber mold design techniques and concepts. The novice rubber mold designer will be overwhelmed with useful design information and the seasoned practitioner will find plenty of valuable bits of information well worth the day.

Program Outline
1. Basic Types of Molds Compression Transfer Injection 2. Over-View of Presses and Molding Equipment 3. Basic Mold Construction 2-Plate and Multiple-Plate Hinges and Springs Cavity Area and Clamp Pressure Shrinkage and Thermal Concerns Registration Tear-Trims and Over-Flows 4. Mold Steel and Finishing Materials used in molds Welding Molds Polished or Textured Surfaces 5. Cavity Inserts, Cores, and Core-Bars Basic Concepts of Inserting Considering Cores Core-Bar Applications 6. Gates, Venting, and Vacuum Gate and Venting Techniques Vacuum Options 7. Runner Layouts and Cross-Sections Balanced and Un-balanced Hot verses Cold Runners Sprue Drops and Nozzle-Tips 8. Rubber to Metal Bonding and/or OverMolding Mold Foul Registration of Over-Molded Component Thermal issues and Bonding Concerns 9. Operator Assist Features Handles and Lifting Ears Pry Slots Loader Boards 10. Mold Release and Mold Maintenance Basic types of mold release systems Mold Cleaning Concerns 11. Special Prototype Mold Designs Chase Molding System Feature Molding

Design of Rubber Molds

(2-Day Program)
This 2-day program covers many detailed topics related to the design of rubber molds. The topics covered address some very specific rubber mold design applications and techniques that are not widely practiced in the industry, and when these techniques and concepts are applied in the industry, they are often miss-applied. A novice mold designer may find many of the topics discussed to be very new, while the seasoned practitioners will be challenged with ways to apply the concepts of each subject.

Program Outline
1. Compression Mold Design Using Applications 2-Plate Center Plate Core-Bars Double-Deck Molds Tear-Trims and Over-Flows Venting and Vacuum 2. Transfer Mold Design Using Applications 2-Plate Parts Center Plate Parts Core-Bar Parts Hot-Pot and Cold-Pot Sprues and Gates Flashless Molding Basics Vacuum 3. Injection Mold Design Using Applications 2-Plate Center Plate Parts Core-Bar Parts

 Hot-Runner and Cold-Runner Sprues and Gates Vacuum 4. Special Runner Design Techniques How Runners and Cavities Fill Cross-Section Designs Laminar Flow Ratio Vanturi Runner Feature 5. Integration of Automation and Operator Assist Systems Insert Loading Part Removal Oriented Flash Removal Plate and/or Core Management 6. Special Flashless Molding Techniques Cavity Stacking Micro-Venting Radial Grinding Flash Rupture Coining

Die-Cutting Focused PSI Clamping 7. Wasteless Molding Techniques Direct Inject Programed Nozzle Tips Sprue Fabric System 8. Special Mold Construction and Design Techniques Insulation on Mold Insulation under Platen Platen Design Considerations Thermal Gradient Issues 9. Mold Operation Techniques Back Rind Considerations Pulse-Filling verses Quick-Clamp Regressive Short-Shots Thermally Sensitive Film Pressure Sensitive Film

Instructor Dr. Van T Walworth

Van T. Walworth is a consultant to the rubber, plastic, and pipe industries. Walworth is an internationally recognized educator, and technical instructor. Walworth has been conducting seminars with the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee for 18 years. His professional career spans 30 years practicing product R&D, tool and equipment design, process establishments and improvements, troubleshooting, project management, and spontaneous creativity. Walworth is President of Research & Design Specialties, Inc., based out of Nashville, Tennessee, USA. During Walworths career, he has held management positions with Parker-Hannifin, Wynns Precision, Ashtabula Rubber Company, Thunderline Corporation, and Reeves Rubber Company. Four USA patents for rubber products have been issued based on his work, with over a dozen additional patents pending. Walworths education includes a BS degree in Engineering Design and Drafting, Masters in Business Administration, and a PhD in Business Management.

Book Rubber Molding - Principles (Author: Dr. Van Walworth)

This book presents the reader with a fundamental overview of the basics of rubber molding techniques and methods. The main molding methods of injection, transfer, and compression, are discussed in detail along with many of the offshoots and variations of these molding methods. While this book is not exhaustive or comprehensive, it is an easy read covering many of the complex subjects related with rubber molds and the processing of those molds. The book is filled with many creative techniques and methods associated with the design of rubber molds and with the manufacturing processes used to mold most typical rubber products. Troubleshooting molding processes is discussed from a rootcause analysis approach. Molding techniques, to establish and optimize a set of process parameters, is discussed from a practical manufacturing vantage point. Compounding is not discussed in this book, however, the flow behavior and fill characteristics of rubber compounds is explored and considered. The author draws upon his personal experiences and observations from the rubber industry spanning a career of over thirty years, and combines it with cutting-edge research efforts and experimentation with rubber molds and rubber compound behavior. In addition to the fundamentals of rubber molding and rubber mold designs, this book includes many tricks of the trade that have been compiled over the years by the author that provide some lesser-known techniques employed in the rubber industry to either make the most of a mold design, or optimize a molding process, or advance trouble-shooting techniques. This book will be given to the participants, who register for both programs.
Kindly note that book will be sent to participants during October November this year.

Program Language: ENGLISH

Program Agenda: 09.00 am to 05.00 pm

Program Organizer - Rubber Industry Academy (TechnoBiz) Rubber Industry Academy is a division of TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd., based in Bangkok. This academy provides services to the rubber industries in Asia. The academy organizes technical and market conferences, seminars and training programs related to rubber processing and technology. This academy also publishes and markets books related to rubber technology and processing. Please visit www.rubberindustry-academy.com for more information.

Registration Form Rubber Molds

Instruction: Please fill all the information in English only

We confirm to register following events at Bangkok, Thailand (29 June-1 July 2011)
Program Name Rubber Molds - Fundamentals Design of Rubber Molds Both Programs *

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (4-6 July 2011)

Registration Fee/Participant, US$ 550 US$ 850 US$ 1,250 US$

* Each participant who registers both programs will receive 1-copy of book Rubber Molding.

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