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Ewikon and Sumitomo (SHI) Demag to hold Technology Day in September
Ewikon Molding Technologies, together with Sumitomo (SHI) Demag, will host a Technology Day on September 23, 2014, at Ewikon's Technical Center located in Rockford, IL.The one-day event will feature technical presentations from both companies as well as two molding demonstrations on the new SE100EV all-electric molding machine in Ewikon's Technical Center.
PlasticsToday Staff
August 13, 2014
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The one-day event will feature technical presentations from both companies as well as two molding demonstrations on the new SE100EV all-electric molding machine in Ewikon's Technical Center.
For the morning molding demo, the SE100EV will be running a flanged tubular part using Ewikon's valve gate technology that prevents stringing, reduces cycle time and ensures excellent part quality with barely visible gates. For the afternoon molding demo, the SE-EV will be molding a tubular medical part using Ewikon's edge gate technology that simplifies mold construction and is parting line serviceable in the press.
Stefan Eimeke, head of R&D for Ewikon Hotrunner Systems GmbH, will speak on:
Understanding mold balancing: Natural-balanced manifolds with flow element technology
Advantages of independent electric-drive valve gate systems
Simplified edge gate technology for medical and technical parts
MHL-VG System: A unique valve gate technology for difficult-to-gate surfaces
Advancements in hot-runner temperature control technology
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag will also conduct technical presentations covering:
Minimum Clamping Molding (MCM) System: Is your machine damaging your mold?
Flow Front Control (FFC) System: Open up your process window for unbalanced cavities and other
difficult-to-mold parts
Simple Process Setting (SPS) System: Spend time molding good parts, not on machine setup
The SL Screw Assembly: Minimize shear stress & overheating to allow for hot runner use
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