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Edited by Richard F. Grossman, 2008, 531 pages
ISBN: 
9781569904282
$135.00
Description:
This guide to polyvinyl chloride (PVC) formulation covers the basics of vinyl formulation, starting formulations for compounds, and the latest compounding ingredients. Leading experts in vinyl formulation have written each chapter to assist you in finding a recipe for a particular application, in discovering how to modify a recipe based on your specific needs, in understanding why ingredients produce their particular effects, in getting step-by-step guidelines for vinyl formulating, and in learning about the latest compounding ingredients and their potential applications.
Presented by:William K. McConnell, Jr., McConnell Co. Inc., October 14, 2004
$99.00
Description:
This presentation will cover forming temperatures of various materials and in detail, all types of heating: Convection, Conduction and Radiation. Advantages and disadvantages along with the efficiencies of each will be discussed. How to measure sheet/film temperatures will be reviewed including the latest technology using infrared scanners.
Glenn Beall, James L. Throne, 2004, 242 pages
ISBN: 
1569903689, 9781569903681
$102.00
Description:
This is the first book to offer an industry-wide comparison of advantages and disadvantages of all manufacturing methods available for a specific application. Other monographs go into depth on the technical manufacture and design aspects, while this book examines the global picture giving each discipline a cursory overview. It focuses on comparing and contrasting the various methods for manufacturing hollow parts and provides the reader with a tool to determine the most beneficial manufacturing method/part design/tool design to maximize profit.

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Patrick Girard, National Research Council of Canada - Industrial Materials Institute, October 14, 2003
$99.00
Description:
This presentation proposes a two-step technique to tune the results of the simulation to the actual sensor outputs of the machine: First a simple but accurate model of the heating process is identified on-line. This fast response model can be applied to in-cycle control. Secondly this model is used to tune the simulation to the process in such a way that the simulation will output the sensor’s readings.

Eric Cybulski, 2009; 165 pages

$70.00
Description:

Many books describe a single plastic-conversion process, like injection molding, but until now, none has described and compared several processes. This book provides a basic overview of seven conversion processes used in the industry. These processes account for more than 97% of all plastic products. Each chapter begins with a process attribute table to serve as a quick guide. The particular conversion process is then briefly described, along with a short history. To better explain each process, sections detailing equipment, tooling, and materials have been added.

James L. Throne, 1996, 882 pages
ISBN: 
1569901988, 9781569901984
$202.00
Description:
This handbook is intended to be a revision and update to the 1987 monograph by James Throne, a leading authority in this field. The result is this thorough and updated text of the thermoforming process and of thermoformed products. The editorial concept in each chapter of this handbook moves from a relatively simple approach to more technical, in-depth information with examples and guidelines to illustrate points made in the text.
William K. McConnell,Companion Volume
ISBN: 
0972215905
$150.00
Description:

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William K. McConnell, one 94-minute DVD, Companion Volume (additional companion volumes sold separately)
$499.00
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Presented by: Jay Waddell, Plastic Concepts & Innovations, LLC, July 12, 2007
$99.00
Description:
As the world grows flatter, thermoforming has to be able to adapt to the fact that we are dealing in a global arena. To compete in a changing environment, thermoformers must look to alternative means to cut costs and focus on their core talents. Globalization is part of our future. How do we adapt and meet the challenges of the flat world? This presentation is an overview of the current status of the thermoforming process, both roll-fed and cut-sheet, with emphasis on the process controls and current technology.
Edited by Adolf Illig, 2000, 250 pages
ISBN: 
1569902755, 9781569902752
$72.00
Description:
This book fills the need for a comprehensive presentation of the principles and practices of thermoforming. This book is an introduction to thermoforming for all levels of readers.

Contents Include:
Introduction; Thermoplastics; Basic Principles and Terms Applied in Thermoforming; Thermoforming Procedures; Heating of Thermoplastics Forming Materials; Heat-balancing of Thermoforming Tools; Demolding; Finishing of Thermoformed Articles;. Possible Pitfalls with Thermoforming; Thermoforming Tools; 50 Years of Adolf Illig Machinenbau.
Presented by: Mike Percy, Victrex plc., June 19, 2008
$99.00
Description:
Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) resin has been produced in commercial quantities for over 20 years. While it is used widely in demanding injection-molded and machined applications, its use as a film in thermoforming applications is only now being discovered, and PEEK films and sheets have become more available in the marketplace during the past few years.
Stanley R. Rosen, 2002, 344 pages
ISBN: 
0872635821, 9780872635821
$74.00
Description:
Comprehensive coverage of the thermoforming process. This book describes the roll-fed thermoforming process, plastic materials, design of the thermoformed products, thermoforming machines. Trim presses, mold design, components of a complete mold system, mold layout and machine base design mold cost estimating, knife-like trim dies, thermoforming offline punch and die trimming. You're part of a reputable thermoforming shop, but knowledgeable blind spots may be harming your company's efficiency and productivity.
By James L. Throne, 2008, 288 pages
ISBN: 
9781569904282
$72.00
Description:
A primer on the technology of the rapidly growing thermoforming industry. Modern thermoforming practice is a balance of practical experience and the application of engineering principles. This book provides novices and practicing engineers alike with an explanation of the process, its tools and machinery, and the commonly used materials. Included is information on process monitoring and control, quality assurance, safety and competitiveness with other processes.

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