Definition
Method based on observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and analysis of results. Applied to molding, it increases reliability, consistency, and product quality.
Method based on observation, hypothesis, experimentation, and analysis of results. Applied to molding, it increases reliability, consistency, and product quality.
All values assigned for the development of the molding process, such as temperatures, pressures, speed, and times for each phase.
Process used in plastic manufacturing that consists of injecting molten material into a mold, allowing it to cool and solidify to obtain molded parts with specific shapes and sizes.
Transformation process of plastic derivatives by which plastic parts are obtained with a specific purpose.
Values resulting from the molding process that cannot be directly adjusted in the control panel, such as injection time and peak pressure.
Mandatory system that acts directly on production to control and guarantee excellence in an organization's products and services.