Technology
A mold instrumented with RJG’s sensor technology helps to predict more accurate templates from simulation by improving upon standardized test methodology. This method offers a better comparison between test methodology and real-world molding applications. It is not meant as a replacement of standard testing, but is used in conjunction to improve simulation accuracy. This reduces the need for material characterization, allowing for significant time savings.
If you have questions feel free to contact the TZERO group at tzerocore@rjginc.com
In-mold rheology should be considered if your project includes one or more of the following:
- Tight tolerances or narrow validation windows
- Material does not exist in the simulation database
- Material characterization file is outdated
- Material contains regrinds, colorant, or other fillers that are likely not characterized