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literature Introduction to Mold Making Includes a comparison of common molding processes of injection molding and injection catalog number molds, molds for die casting, standard mold components, producing cavities and components, and mold repair techniques. Introduces the reader to basic concepts of plastic mold building. LIT-IMM Written by Eric L. Buckleitner, 117 pages. What is a Mold? A thorough introduction to Plastic Injection Molding and Injection Mold Construction. Topics catalog number covered include: description of common plastics and their uses, the injection molding machine and molding process, and detailed functional characteristics of components within the mold. LIT-WM Written by Len Graham, 121 pages. Moldmaking and Die Cast Dies for Metalworking Trainees Presents moldmaker trainees with basic fundamentals of mold construction with an emphasis catalog number on plastics molds. Die cast dies and rubber molds are also described. Defines and describes the types and parts of common molds. Properties of common molding materials and processes are LIT-MDC also described. Written by John Kluz, 306 pages. mold finish guides steel insert Front Back Manufactured by Bales Mold Service, this SPI Mold Finish Guide shows several finishes, including several dia- mond comparisons, for measurement of tooling surfaces. The gauge is easy to read and includes data on the catalog number back to cross-reference the Roughness Average (RA) and SPI scales. LIT-BMG The 72 HRC surface hardness prevents damage or wear to the finishes after continual usage. In addition, the 3.5” x 6” guide is stored in a plastic sleeve for safe handling. molded plastic Molded, ABS plastic plaque, 8-1/2 x 11, showing typical finishes to aid in catalog number communication with customers. Includes A-1, A-2, A-3, B-1, B-2, B-3, C-1, C-2, C-3, D-1, and D-3 finishes. LIT-MFC Provided by the Society of Plastics Industry N-1.

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