The Association of Rotational Molders is excited to announce the latest addition to the ARM Training Academy: Wall Thickness Variation and Control.
In this series, ARM Technical Director, Dr. Henwood provides an in-depth exploration of wall thickness control, a critical aspect of the rotomolding process. There are four modules that will cover the following learning objectives:
- Understanding the causes of wall thickness variation in rotomolded parts, including heat variation, powder flow, and rotation speed.
- Identifying tools and techniques like air amplifiers, heat pins, and rotation flow ratios to manage wall thickness.
- Recognizing the impact of wall thickness control on product performance, such as stress management in kayaks and complex molds.
- Learning measurement methods for wall thickness, including magnetic measurement advantages and accuracy.
Each session includes practical examples and case histories from real-world rotomolding applications, offering valuable insights for both beginners and seasoned professionals.
Like our Operator Training & Health and Safety certificate programs, this series involves videos on each subject and quizzes to test your knowledge, with unlimited retries to ensure you’ve got the information down. A certificate will be provided upon completion of the series.
This is part of our mission to provide rotomolders with the best training resources.
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