Will Your Plastic Part Design Succeed? The Proof is in the Validation

UMass Lowell White Paper

When designing injection-molded plastic parts, the proof will set you free. Using virtual testing prior to manufacturing ensures your design will emerge from the injection molding machine as intended.

To demonstrate the accuracy of mold-filling simulations, SOLIDWORKS teamed with the renowned Plastics Engineering Department at the University of Massachusetts Lowell to conduct a series of physical experiments on three specific part and mold designs: a typical electronics housing, a cap for a medical product, and a radon detector.

READ THE REPORT to see how injection molding simulation enables you to make adjustments that ensure timely and cost effective manufacturing.

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