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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Plastic411 Plastic Injection Consultants 2 months, 3 weeks ago
The Plastic411 Engineering network offers some of the top consultants in the industry. Our team has been hand picked for their skill sets and ability, and all have a minimum of 20 years in the plastics […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Moldtrax Hot Runner Training 3 months, 1 week ago
3-Day Hot Runner Event: August 20-22
Learn from 5 leading suppliers of Hot Runner Systems at this unprecedented educational event. Registration is limited to only 20 seats, so don’t delay in holding your […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, 1st Annual Plastic411 College Scholarship 3 months, 3 weeks ago
AWARD AMOUNT: $1500 towards tuition for any Grand Rapids Community College or Ferris State University student who intends to make plastic injection their career.. Student submissions wiil be judged by Clare […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Identifying and Correcting Splay Defects 1 year, 2 months ago
Plastics processors are responsible for making process corrections when defects affect their scrap rate. One of the most common defects in plastic injection is splay. Splay adjustments can be a simple fix, or […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Scientific Troubleshooting in Plastic Injection 1 year, 2 months ago
Plastic Injection Troubleshooting:
Using Scientific Molding Approach When Validated Processes FailMany companies apply scientific principles to their set up and validation of processes. After all, this […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Nylon Molding: Tips and Tricks 1 year, 8 months ago
By Garrett MacKenzie- Plastic411 Editor
One of the trickiest materials to mold with is Nylon. The material itself has great molded in properties, such as strength and when used properly visual aesthetics. Using […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, The Value of Historical Data 1 year, 8 months ago
This article outlines the value of historical data as it relates to physical conditions outside of the normal process control measurements normally monitored. It will provide three primary examples of what […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, 15 Reasons Molders Fail at Scientific Molding 1 year, 10 months ago
By Garrett MacKenzie
Rare is the occasion that you will find me writing an article in first person. However this article is best presented with analogies and 30 years past experience. Initially I covered 10 […]
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Broad and Fine Adjustments in Plastic Injection 1 year, 11 months ago
Process adjustments result in a multitude of possible results, both good or bad. Process adjustment in regards to machine response can be compared to older style radios with knobs designed for both broad and f […]
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Garrett MacKenzie and
Samuel S. are now friends 2 years, 2 months ago -
Garrett MacKenzie and
Jevin Williamson are now friends 2 years, 5 months ago -
Garrett MacKenzie posted an update 2 years, 5 months ago
@notsotechy1 …welcom to Plastic411! Add me as a friend, then message me as to what forums you would like to be in. I will add you, but the site is set up with several layers of protection to prevent spamming. Thanks!
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Thanks for the add and the welcome. I am not sure what forums to join yet. I have basic knowledge about molding and recently got the position of Processing Tech, working on Engel and HPM machines. I hope to gain knowledge from everyone in the forums with their real world experience and troubleshooting. Thanks again.
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Garrett MacKenzie posted an update 2 years, 5 months ago
@dmorris,@jwa2017,@NotSoTechy,@samuelstanford… welcom to Plastic411! Add me as a friend, then message me as to what forums you would like to be in. I will add you, but the site is set up with several layers of protection to prevent spamming. Thanks!
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Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Eliminating the “Fire Fight” in Plastic Injection 2 years, 6 months ago
Plastics production rides a fine line when the goal of low scrap, high yields and sustainable, repeatable systems are being developed. Without the proper approach, the system can quickly fall into one of two […]
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Garrett MacKenzie changed the description of the group
Plastic Injection: Open Group from “This group is for plastics professionals networking. Group submissions are moderated until each member is evaluated to prevent spamming.” to “This group is for plastics injection networking between its members. Group submissions are moderated until each member is evaluated to prevent spamming.” 2 years, 7 months ago -
Garrett MacKenzie changed the description of the group
Scientific Molding: Theory and Application from “plastic411.com forum on scientific molding theory and application of its principles on the plastic injection floor. The forum was developed to address multiple molding problems and use the power of a group approach to analyze issues and create solutions.” to “Forum for discussion of scientific molding theory and application in plastic injection. The forum was developed to address multiple molding problems and use the power of a group approach to analyze issues and create solutions.” 2 years, 7 months ago -
Garrett MacKenzie changed the description of the group
Plastic Experts from “This plastic411.com forum is for advanced plastics professionals for the purpose of sharing techniques and expanding skillsets through the insights and input of others in the group.” to “Forum is for advanced plastics professionals sharing techniques and expanding skillsets through the group.” 2 years, 7 months ago -
Garrett MacKenzie wrote a new post, Plastics Technology Article: Optimizing Your Molding Cycle 2 years, 7 months ago
By Garrett MacKenzie
It is possible for machines to run too fast—find the sweet spot where maximum output overlaps with good parts.
In today’s fast paced plastic injection industry, lean manu […]
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Garrett MacKenzie posted an update in the group
Plastic Injection: Defects & Troubleshooting 2 years, 7 months agoBest way to build a forum is to pass the word along to your colleagues! The more people who register and join the forums, the better we can share information! Thanks
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Garrett MacKenzie and
Eric Dummitt are now friends 2 years, 8 months ago - Load More
