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17 Oct,2023 - Presented by Complete Machine Tools In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, energy efficiency has emerged as a critical concern for businesses across various sectors. With increasing awareness about environmental sustainability and escalating energy costs, companies are seeking ways to optimise their operations while minimising their carbon footprint. Metal fabrication plays a vital role in numerous ...

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10 Nov,2023 - Presented by: Power Machinery Australia In the dynamic world of sheet metal and fabrication machinery, Power Machinery Australia has stood the test of time celebrating its 50th year in business this year under the watchful eyes of the Christensen and Manning family’s. In the early 70’s, Pat Manning crossed paths with Chris Christensen, a Danish ...

Prototype plastic injection molding can be done very quickly. The initial part will have the shape and functionality a plastic prototype part would need for testing form, fit, and function, but may not have fine details like color or surface finish preference. Prototype molds are built to handle minimum of 10,000 cycles.

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15 Aug,2024 - Presented by: Hare & Forbes Machinery House Hare & Forbes Machinery House has expanded its footprint, opening a new store in Adelaide, South Australia in June. This exciting development marks a significant milestone for the Family-Owned Australian business as it seeks to better serve its customer base in the region. The new store, boasting over ...

The current manufacturing trend is to use 3D printing to produce prototype parts. While 3D printing is a quick and efficient way to produce prototypes, it does have some serious drawbacks. Material choice is the biggest limitation when using 3D printing for prototypes. 3D printing can only use very specific materials that may not hold up to the demands of testing. Prototype injection molding will produce usable parts in the same material as the final part. This will allow designers to test the form, fit, and function of the part without worrying about differences in the material characteristics.

Prototype production is a necessary part of the injection molding industry because the costs associated with producing a prototype are significantly less than going straight to large scale production. Injection molding prototyping is a tried and true method for ensuring the mold is accurately designed prior to reproducing hundreds, thousands, or even millions of parts. Nothing can compare to the feeling of confidence that comes with holding a nearly finished version of your product before entering the production phase. This will ensure what you have designed and engineered will be exactly what you receive.

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A prototype mold is essentially the same as a production mold. It can produce the same parts as a production mold but is only warrantied for 10,000 cycles. Production molds will typically last for 100,000 cycles or more. The only real difference between prototype molds and production molds is the mold material. Prototype molds are made of softer steel that is easier to cut but does not last as long. ICOMold’s production molds are all made with high-strength steel and built to last.

All projects are assigned a dedicated project manager and engineer to ensure your prototype injection molding project is done on time and in budget. For more information, please check out ICOMold’s Online Project Management System.

Prototype injection molding produces real injection molded parts for functional testing. Injection molding prototyping can also serve as bridge tooling to fill the manufacturing gap before production tooling or when production tooling goes down.

14 Oct,2023 - Presented by Kraftech Australia Kraftech, a prominent Australian industrial manufacturer, produces state-of-the-art heavy-duty robotic equipment engineered to elevate business productivity on a global scale. As a locally owned and operated enterprise, we are uniquely attuned to the specific demands of the Australian market, fostering the creation of cutting-edge innovations from our manufacturing facility in Revesby, ...