Injection Moulding 2005

Injection Moulding 2005 was held on 1-2 March 2005, in Copenhagen, Denmark. The total number of participants was 60. Please click the links below for details of the participating companies.

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Delegates

 

List of Papers Presented - In Alphabetical Order

Themes:

 

In Mould Decoration Micro-and Nano Replication Multicomponent Foam Moulding Process Control Metal Injection Moulding

 

Be Competitive with Innovative Injection Moulding

Processes

·   Two-component injection Moulding

·   Gas- and water-assisted injection moulding

·   Back moulding technologies

·   Low pressure injection moulding techniques

·   Production of large size glazing

·   Combination of processes

Joachim Berthold, Battenfeld, Meinertzhagen, Germany
 

Process Analysis of Foam Injection Moulding with Physical Blowing Agents
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Possible fields of application of foamed parts
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Mechanisms of physical foaming processes
·   Characteristics of foamed parts
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Cycle time reduction
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Infrared thermography
Axel Cramer; Institute of Plastics Processing at RWTH
Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
 

Surface Micro Topography Replication in Injection Moulding
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Injection Moulding
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Surface topography analysis
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Replication mechanisms
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Process modeling and analysis
Hans Nørgaard Hansen et al, Technical University of Denmark, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
 

Special Issues and New Approaches of Multi Component Injection Moulding
·   Optimization of gas assisted injection  moulding
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New process “GIT-Blow”
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Weld line strength of 2-K hard-soft composites
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Similarity theory for mould design
Hans-Peter Heim; Institut für Kunststofftechnik, University of Paderborn, Paderborn, Germany
 

Foam Backing of Decorative Films
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Warpage
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Mechanical properties of thermoplastic foams
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Gate marks
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Flow behavior
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Surface quality
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Integrated soft-touch decoration
Erik Koning; Institute of Plastics Processing at RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
 

Metal Powder Injection Moulding (PIM) Applications in Automotive Industry
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Specifics of the MIM technique of the presented parts
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MIM case studies
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MIM parts in automotive
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Specialities in relation between automotive and MIM-industry   (from point of view of MIM-manufacturer)
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Outlook
Ingolf Langer; EHW Thale Sintermetall GmbH, business unit Metallico, Thale, Germany
 

Ultrasound – a New Method for Analysing Sink Marks during the Injection Moulding Process

·   Brief introduction to the physics of  ultrasound

·   Characteristic values of thermoplastic materials regarding

   ultrasound

·   The ultrasound signal during the injection moulding process

·   Sink mark detection

Oliver Lingk, Institute of Plastics Processing at RWTH

Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
 

Powder Injection Moulding (PIM) – Using Plastics processing Technology to Make Metal and Ceramic Products
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Catamold
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Metal Injection moulding
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Ceramic injection moulding
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Catalytic debinding
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Sintering
Johan ter Maat; BASF Aktiengesellschaft, Ludwigshafen, Germany

 

Recent Advances in Powder Injection Moulding
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Overview of PIM process and areas of applications
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State of the art machine technology for injection moulding metals and ceramics
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Machine features for PIM applications
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Utilizing moulding machines for feedstock classification
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Automated Micro- PIM – Production as an example for    process automation
Marko Maetzig; Arburg GmbH + Co. KG, Lossburg, Germany
 

Injection Moulding of Electrically Conductive Compounds with Low Melting Metal Alloys
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Material composition
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Compounding process with twin-screw extruder
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Processing by injection moulding
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Process analysis: Relevant processing, parameters,   morphology of the compound, electrical conductivity    measurement
Tobias Pfefferkorn; Institute of Plastics Processing at RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
 

Special Variants and Simulation of Micro Injection Moulding
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Electroforming on conductive micro  moulds
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Two-component micro injection moulding
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Simulation of micro (powder) injection  moulding
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Examples for applications in the fields of bio-and medical   technology, micro optics etc.
Volker Piotter; Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Institut für Materialforschung III, Karlsruhe, Germany
 

Tailored Mould Release for Optimum Output
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Internal mould release agents
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How do they work?
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Case Studies
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Secondary benefits
Martin Read; Croda Polymer Additives, Hull, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom
 

Nanoreplication – Going to the Limits of Moulding
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What is nano?
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Limitations of moulding today
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Processes: Injection moulding, casting, hot embossing and roll   embossing
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Moulding and measurement tools
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Examples of applications
Helmut Schift; Paul Scherrer Institut, Viligen PSI, Switzerland

 

The Benefits of Cavity Pressure Measurements in Injection Moulding
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Overview of the Technology
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Mold trial and mold setup
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Process optimization
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Production start up
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Process monitoring and control
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Documentation and QA
Oliver Schnerr; Kistler Instrumente AG, Winterthur, Switzerland
 

In-Mould Labelling (IML) of Polyoelfins with PP Film Labels
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IML process and film grades for IML, applications and    properties
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Printing of PP films for IML
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Effects of film grades and print on labeling and moulded    products
Agnes Strack; Treofan Group, Neunkirchen, Germany
 

Cost Reduction and Quality Improvement by Optimising the Plasticating Unit
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Computer aided screw design
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Description of the melting process
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Screw design for the injection moulding process
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Power consumption of the plastification unit
Thorsten Thuemen; Institut für Kunststofftechnik, University of Paderborn, Paderborn Germany
 

Comparison of MuCell and Microcellular Chemical Foaming Agents
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Process overview and comparison
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Affects of screw design
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Property Comparisons
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Application Effects
Hartmut Traut; Trexel GmbH, Gummersbach, Germany
 

In-mould Film Lamination
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Overview of various in-mould lamination techniques
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Modes of the in-mould film lamination process
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Corresponding requirements of film development and part   geometry benefits/limitations
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Recent developments, current applications and trends
Martin Wielpütz and Michael Beyer; Degussa AG, Marl, Germany