This five-day course offers a comprehensive exploration of injection molding technology, encompassing scientific or systematic molding method setups, operation, and process control. Molders will gain expertise in the principles of decoupled molding, ensuring the production of consistent products in the most efficient manner.
The workshop delves into decoupled molding set-up and operation, providing instruction on the injection molding process using scientific or systematic molding methods. Participants will acquire the skills to set up a cycle for various injection molding machines with identical results. Mastery of the decoupled molding process guarantees consistent results for molders, regardless of their experience level or physical location.
The course also covers the science of injection molding, making it ideal for advanced individuals seeking solutions to challenging molding problems. Participants will learn how the machine, mold, and plastic material each contribute to the molding of plastic parts, with a focus on controlling part dimensions and minimizing defects. Real-world examples will be utilized in hands-on troubleshooting sessions.
Richard Fillis , Mechanic, B. Braun Medical Allentown, PA
Contact Plastics Innovation & Resource Center at pirc@pct.edu or 570.321.5533.
“The strategic partnership between ENGEL and the Pennsylvania College of Technology invests in education, empowering the upcoming generation within the plastics industry. It helps close the skilled labor gap by preparing a well-trained workforce in injection molding. The program generates individuals who are equipped with both knowledge and hands-on experience.” - Vanessa Malena, President, ENGEL Americas
