re: Rapid Tooling (RT)
My company has recently authored a "Rapid Tool Selection Guide". Its
intent is primarily for our company's marketing of its knowledge of
various mold making processes. The out take for the less
knowledgeable client is to build up their basic ability to make
correct tooling choices. The selection guide is application driven.
There are numerous ways to make molds. Our paradigm in developing our
guide was to establish an expectation. The expectation was "what can
we consistently expect from a mold making process assuming that the
parts molded represented production quality or... what the client
wanted. Nothing less and No excuses!!
If your interested... Please send me an email with your name, company,
address and voice #.
Best Regards,
Jim Williams, CEO
Paramount Industries, Inc.
215.757.9611 V
215.757.9784 F
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Subject: Part classification
Author: nemeth@MPTW01.mw.tu-dresden.de at INTERNET
Date: 9/19/96 7:21 PM
CALL FOR CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
I would like to work out a method that could be used to decide which is
the best RPT method to use for a given part on basis of geometrical,
technical, economical, etc. features. I have been trying to find a
special pert classification system for RPT workpieces. Have anyone any
idea where can I find a description of such a system (preferably on the Net)?
The other area of my work where I need some help, is the detailed
comparison of the most well known RPT methods, regarding the above
mentioned aspects or fields. It should be rather up-to-date with exact data.
Thanks in advance!
Charles Nemeth
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