This intense, one-day seminar teaches designers how to design parts for economical injection molding. The 13 Design Guidelines presented will reduce cost, improve quality, minimize multiple mold revisions, and shorten product development time. Participants will learn why plastic materials react as they do to the injection molding process and to specific design details. The take-away samples and course notes will serve as useful future references. Product and part designers, molders, toolmakers, resin manufacturers, sales personnel, and others who interface with design engineers are encouraged to attend.
Every design is a challenge.
Each time you select a material, design a part, or sign a drawing you will are putting your skill and knowledge to the test. This basic, introductory course will provide you with the understanding of part design requirements for injection molding and the advantages, disadvantages and capabilities of the injection molding process. Glenn L. Beall Glenn L. Beall has been involved in plastic product design and development work since receiving his B.S. degree from Bradley University in 1957. In 1993, he formed Glenn Beall Plastics Ltd. to concentrate on consulting and seminars. He is a past chairman of the Product Design and Development Division and a past president of the Chicago Section.