Improving Part Quality with Hot Runner Analysis | Moldex3D Webinar

Surface defects, such as flow marks and weld lines, are often found in plastic injection moulded parts, especially in larger moulded parts, which are usually appearance parts and therefore require high-quality surface finishes. Sequential valve gating (SVG) is a common technique that can give moulders full control over the timing and the order of cavity fill pattern to prevent surface defects and improve part performance.

To help moulders reap the full benefits of the sequential valve gating technique, Moldex3D is taking a step further by adding support for valve pin movement simulation.

This webinar will demonstrate how Moldex3D Advanced Hot Runner Analysis and its pin movement simulation allow moulders to consider the influences of pin position and velocity to optimize their sequential valve gated hot runner systems.

Webinar starts at 09:30 BST

Who Should Attend?

Designers, engineers, managers and directors seeking to optimise their design & development processes.

Registration / Further Information

Simply choose one of the following options to receive further information or to register.

• Complete the form opposite
• Call us on +44 (0)161 474 6886
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Please note that this event is free to attend but registration is essential.

This webinar will cover:

• An Overview of Common Surface Defects
• How Sequential Valve Gating Technology Helps Achieve Superior Surface Finish
• Moldex3D Advanced Hot Runner Simulation Capabilities & Pin Movement Technology
• Customer Case Studies
• Q&A