On Monday, March 27, Jeffrey Jansen, Engineering Manager, The Madison Group, presented a three-hour Pre-ANTEC® Workshop. Jansen's workshop, Conducting a Plastic Failure Analysis, highlighted the importance of a thorough understanding of how and why a product has failed.
Pre-ANTEC® Workshop Registration was NOT part of the regular ANTEC® registration.
Presentations are available to all registrants of SPE Pre-ANTEC® Workshop. NOTE: For those who registered, login to access presentations is required: SPE member login or non-member account login. If you've forgotten or misplaced your login information, please RESET YOUR PASSWORD. To reset your password, you will need your username/email address.
The most efficient and effective approach to plastic component failure isperforming a systematic failure analysis following scientific method. Someone once said, “If you don't know how something broke, you can't fix it,” highlighting the importance of a thoroughunderstanding of how and why a product has failed.
This course would be "case study" and "example" driven.
Target audience are those responsible for the design and quality of molded plastic components and equipment using plastic parts. This includes automotive, medical, appliance, aerospace, electronics industries. Typical titles would be plasti cengineers, engineering managers, quality engineers, reliability engineers, design engineers.
For general questions and Pre-ANTEC® Workshop registration, contact customerrelations@4spe.org.
For questions about the Pre-ANTEC® Workshop instructor and topic, contact Iván López at ilopez@4spe.org.