This series of 60-minute webinars is designed to help you move from pellet to part, covering design, materials handling, process optimization, and more, to help you become even better at your trade. Typically Mike's presentation lasts about 40 minutes, leaving 20 minutes for processors to ask their questions via live chat tool. During webcasts, a processor sees a presentation's slides on his computer screen and hears the presentation, and then the answers to questions, using his computer's speakers.
Other questions asked and answered in the webcast on Sept. 14 included, "Could you speak to the effects of very small shot size on the ability of the machine to get up to speed and slow down in such short distances, versus giving the machine more linear movement to do this? What is the suggested method to measure melt temperature? Is there a rule of thumb regarding the increase in MFR, part versus resin, indicating degradation in mechanical properties? What is velocity-controlled pack? Can you profile barrel heaters to adjust for residence time?"
You can download the slides or, even better, download them and also listen and watch Mike's presentation, via this link to our archived webinars.
