Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing Emphasizes Onboarding Process for Plastic Injection Molding
The global mold manufacturer’s three-step onboarding process covers part feasibility, flow simulation and commercial assessment for a 25% reduction in tool build time.
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Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing, a global mold manufacturer and Amerimold 2021 exhibitor, emphasizes its exceptional customer service in plastic injection molding, which, simplified to a three-step onboarding process, is reportedly able to effectively reduce tool build time by up to 25%.
Step one is part feasibility. According to Cavalier, even if a user’s data is not final, its team will review the part with a toolmaker’s lens. Step two focuses on flow simulation. Cavalier runs mold filling simulations to provide valuable feedback for manifold configuration, gate location and press selection. Commercial assessment is covered in the last step when part optimization and tool design concepts have been completed. At this point, the company’s estimating group will revisit the proposed cost and timing and provide an accurate project quote.
Exhibitor: Cavalier Tool & Manufacturing Ltd.
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