At 04:59 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>John German wrote:
>
>> Part dimensions shouldn't exceed 14" x 18" and around 10 inches in depth.
>>
>
>Ralph
>
>Why can you build only small parts (14"X18#X10")? Our process for making
>epoxy/composite injection has produced parts much larger and with great
>success.
>
>Drew Brown
>Conceptual Reality L.L.C.
>Phone:(248)926-8820
>Fax:(248)926-8830
>http://www.conceptual-reality.com
>
>
Drew,
We have built much larger molds with epoxy tooling, however, I was referring
to the limits of our injection molding machines 'IN HOUSE'. We could build
any size mold we want, however the biggest molder we have in house is a 300
ton press, and all other work must be molded outside.
But as far as size, I havn't heard of a limit yet that can't be done with
epoxy tooling.
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