INCOE Corporation designs and manufactures hot runner systems driven by performance for the processing of all injection moldable plastic materials. INCOE is a global company that is 100% family owned and operated with a commitment to supporting the plastics industry, innovating new products and providing top-level customer service.
An experienced team of professionals in over 45 countries remains committed to quality, partnership and bringing application-specific expertise to the customer. According to the company, its original patented design was the first commercial hot runner nozzle available.
A recent conversation with INCOE’s New Business Development Manager Jim Bott and Business Development Manager David Shirley reveals the answers the following questions:
- Incoe offers a variety of technology, which MoldMaking Technology has covered over the years, here we focus on valve gating technology. What is a common challenge you see with customers today for which valve gate pin control technology is the answer?
- Let’s move to balanced hot runner systems. I know you partnered with John Beaumont to develop a solution for mold-filling imbalances and cavity-to-cavity variations, can you talk about this scientifically engineered hot runner system, how it’s engineered on a custom basis, what common practice it replaces and how it works?
- Incoe says it ‘partners’ with mold builders to develop the right melt management technology, can you explain what that partnership looks like?
- Can you give me an example of when that helped to develop a specific technology solution?
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