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**DrZero** · 05-08-2024, 12:01 PM

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MoldWorks is an automated mold layout. MoldWorks is used primarily to shorten the design cycle. The time for assembling a mold in the MoldWorks system takes several hours, as opposed to 1.5 - 2 weeks for conventional design, even with the use of a computer.

MoldWorks helps to optimize the size of the package and the location of its nodes, in place to edit the individual components of the mold.

With manual design, the designer cannot guarantee the complete operability of the structure at the stage of its development, which is quite difficult to do when working with individual drawing views. As a result, the mold is subjected to repeated testing and fine-tuning in the tool shop.

In the MoldWorks system, it is possible to analyze the collectibility of the mold and the operability of its nodes, to provide for the intersection of the work of individual parts in the mold (ejectors and side bars having a joint working area).

A large percentage of scrap in the manufacture of molds is associated with designer errors in the calculation of the cooling system. MoldWorks analyzes wall thicknesses to help you avoid collisions between cooling holes and other holes.

The speed of assembling molds in MoldWorks is due to the use of parametric 3-dimensional object-oriented libraries of mold parts of several international standards (DME, HASCO, NATIONAL, RABOURDIN, FUTABA, EOC, STRACK). All used mold components have a graphic and informational description and are positioned in the assembly in accordance with their purpose.

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