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Injection speed and overall cycle time are often the focus for molders pursuing optimized processes, but for truly efficient production, molders should consider how and in what state material arrives at the machine.

 

Underlining the importance of what happens to resin before it hits the hopper, (March 29-31, New Orleans) features a full session dedicated to material drying, blending and handling, indicating the importance of drying and delivering material in the injection molding process.

 

Minimizing costs, optimizing handling, matching material handling to the application, 21^st century machine communication, closed loop software to fool proof recipes and working with difficult-to-convey resins are among the topics to be tackled in the Material Drying/Blending/Handling session at the .

 

An industry consultant and various product and process experts from industry-leading material drying and conveying equipment suppliers will be among the presenters representing market leaders like Conair, Novatec, and Universal Dynamics among others.

 

Check out the complete session below and remember to register by March 3 to save on your own (or if you come with coworkers) colleagues’ registration.

 

MATERIAL DRYING/BLENDING/HANDLING

 

Pete Stoughton, consultant (long-time former Conair drying expert)

Minimizing the Costs of Polymer Drying

 

Mark Haynie

Novatec

How to Choose the Best Dryer for the Application and Conveying

 

Bill Goldfarb 
Universal Dynamics

Validated, Automated and Optimized Material Handling and Conditioning

 

Chuck Morgan
Conair

21st Century Machine Approaches to Machine Communication

 

Jim Zinski

Novatec

Solutions for Difficult-to-Convey Resins

 

Alan Landers, product manager for blenders
Conair

Closing The Loop: Common-Sense Software to Track Material Consumption, Recipe Proofing and More