RJG’s Successful Strategies for Tool Transfers course focuses on helping companies deal with the very expensive and time/resource consuming task of transferring a tool. An assessment of the risk factors involved with tool transfers will be discussed as well as ways to leverage the risk to insure success. With today's economy it's detrimental that tool transfers be as efficient as possible, so that transferred molds are running quality parts as quickly as possible to maintain profitability. This course is intended for anyone involved in the task of transferring tools from machine to machine or plant to plant.

Course Highlights

The paradigm of tool transfers
Three reasons for tool transfers
Three types of tool transfers
A strong look at risk levels during tool transfers
Evaluating molding machine capabilities
Guidelines for efficient tool transfers
How to produce the same parts out of the same mold, in different machines
How cavity pressure technology can establish and verify a process match and part quality
How to establish and document an optimized "machine independent" process
Develop a decision making process for internal/external tool transfers
Evaluating auxiliary equipment
Develop a set-up sheet before installing the mold in machines or between machines
High level activities and problem solving

Prerequisite

Attendees must have a basic knowledge of RJG processing concepts and strategies

Courses Available

3111 Park Drive
Traverse City, MI 49686
P. 231 947-3111
F. 231 947-6403