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Linda Johnson
Sr.Technical Program Administrator
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Conferencing Division
One SME Drive, Dearborn, MI 48121 USA
Phone: 313-271-1500, ext. 374
FAX: 313-240-8254
Email: johnlin@sme.org
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Received: 09-17-96 16:00 Sent: 09-17-96 16:00
From: johnlin.SME
To: UNIX:rp-adm@bart.lpt.fi
Subject: Design and Manufacturer of Rubber Injection Molds Conference
Cc: kreicon
Dear Rapid Prototypers:
On behalf of the Society of Manufacturing Engineer I would like to announce a
new conference for the rubber industry.
Design and Manufacturer of Rubber Injection Molds Conference and Exhibits
December 5-6, 1996
Cleveland, Ohio
And
The Fundamentals of Rapid Prototyping and Applications in Manufacturing for
Injection Molding
December 4, 1996
Cleveland, Ohio
Conference Purpose and Objectives
The purpose of this conference is to provide the critical tools and thinking
skills necessary to design molds in the rubber injection industry. Whether
you're a veteran or a beginner, this conference offers something for everyone.
You will learn
-The latest advances in rubber injection molding.
-New and different material selections available
-The latest technology to help your company in the mold design process:
Simulation, CAD/CAM and Rapid Prototyping will be discussed
-How to achieve maximum performance from your operations
-The most innovative ways to improve the quality of your finished mold
-Troubleshooting skills for designing a rubber injection mold
-Information that will enable you to benchmark your operations against other
operations worldwide.
-How to improve design time, mold quality, and lower production costs
Exhibits
A table top exhibits and reception will be held on the evening of Thursday,
December 5, 1996 for all conference attendees. If you are interesed in
exhibiting, reserve your tabletop today by contacting Pat Isham at 313-271-1500
ext. 365 or email: ishapat@sme.org.
One Day Course: December 4, 1996
Fundamentals of Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing for Injection Molding
Take one day out of your week and build your rapid prototyping foundation!
Here's Why you should attend..
1. Identify the different processes used to develop rapid prototypes
2. Find out who the manufacturers of each process are
3. Clarify what materials are used to develop prototypes
4. Find out what kind of computer-aided design is required to use prototyping
5. Learn how to cost justify rapid prototyping in your company
6. Zero-in on case study applications
7. Identify how rapid prototyping can integrate and complement your existing
prototypes
8. Find out what the future is for rapid prototyping
9. Learn what you need to know about outsourcing your prototypes
10.See how CAD data is represented and translated to rapid prototyping systems
11.Inspect finished parts from each process
If you would like to receive a complete conference brochure or you would like
to register for the Conference and/or the Course contact:
SME's Customer Service Center at 1-800-733-4763
Questions ????? Contact Connie Kreiner at 313-271-1500 ext. 396 or
email: kreicon@sme.org
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Linda Johnson Sr.Technical Program Administrator Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Conferencing Division One SME Drive, Dearborn, MI 48121
USA Phone: 313-271-1500, ext. 374
FAX: 313-240-8254
Email: johnlin@sme.org
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