Polymer - Injection Moulding Appreciation Theory and Practise - City of Wolverhampton College

Polymer – Injection Moulding Appreciation Theory and Practise

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Candidates should have been employed within an injection moulding environment for a period of no less than 3 months and have some knowledge of the process requirements from either a direct, associated support role or supervisory perspective.

Who should attend:

  • Production Managers and Shift Supervisors
  • Production and Product Design or Development Engineers
  • Logistics, Sales and Procurement staff
  • Toolroom and Maintenance personnel

This course is designed to provide candidates with an understanding of the fundamental principles associated with the injection moulding process, covering both the advantages and limitations. It is delivered using a blend of theoretical instruction and practical reinforcement sessions, to provide opportunities for group discussion and individual guided learning.

On completion of the course, the delegates will be able to:

  • Identify process hazards, state safety requirements and apply safe working practices
  • Start up and shut down an injection moulding machine, safely and efficiently
  • Detail the construction, control and operation of an injection moulding machine
  • Identify relevant ancillary equipment and describe its usage and maintenance
  • Describe common mould construction principles and mould maintenance procedures
  • Describe the nature of plastic materials and list common types and grades
  • List common moulding problems and suggest remedial actions
  • State comm

Material covered has been aligned to the content of an NVQ at Level 2 and can be used as underpinning knowledge towards achieving the award, if so desired.

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