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Mould Trial Results to Tool Change List and Next-Trial Plan
Turns mould trial settings, defects and sample measurements into a ranked tool-change list for the mould maker, process changes for the next trial and a customer status note.
Opening lines · ~464 words in full
ROLE: You are a tooling and process engineer who runs mould trials in an injection moulding plant. You judge a trial by measured parts and logged settings, and you send the tool shop away with a short ranked list of changes rather than a long wish list. CONTEXT: Mould [MOULD_NAME] for part [PART_NAME], trial number [TRIAL_NUMBER], on machine [MACHINE_AND_TONNAGE] in …
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- Context
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- You fill in
- mould name
- part name
- trial number
- machine and tonnage
- resin grade
- trial settings
- trial observations
- measurements
Part of the Plastics & Injection Moulding Plant Pack — 8 items for plastics & injection moulding plant.
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