Beaumont’s simulation team now has another Expert-Certified engineer on its roster. Congratulations to Mike Hall for earning his certification last month.
NEWS & BLOG
The injection molding journey can be quite challenging as manufacturers try to navigate the perils of shear-induced heating and fill imbalances. Some companies are more well-prepared for this journey than others, and Quest Industries is at the forefront of knowing what resources they have at their disposal to achieve well-made plastic parts.
Sometimes, the costs you avoid can be more impactful than those you incur. This was the case for Plasti-Coil, a family owned injection molder in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, known for successfully molding tight tolerance and high-precision parts.
Beaumont’s American Injection Molding (AIM) Institute was recently recognized for its work in creating an exceptional state-registered apprenticeship program for Plastics Process Technicians in the injection molding industry.
John Beaumont featured on PlastChicks Podcast
John Beaumont was featured on Episode 7 of the PlastChicks Podcast. Listen to him discuss Beaumont, AIM, and plastics industry training.
Beaumont Welcomes Seth Jones to Sales Team
Beaumont has expanded its sales team. We are excited to formally announce that Seth Jones has transitioned to Account Manager for Beaumont, after spending nearly two years with Beaumont Advanced Processing supporting the acquisition of Autodesk Moldflow’s material characterization lab.
Beaumont Technologies Grows Partnership with Autodesk®
Beaumont is now offering Insight and Adviser simulation software as part of their comprehensive Moldflow® services.
ERIE, PA – Beaumont Technologies is excited to announce that they have added Autodesk Moldflow Adviser and Insight software to their already comprehensive product and service offerings for the plastic injection molding industry.
Beaumont is the only location in the world to offer Moldflow simulation analysis, software training, material characterization, and now software sales under one roof.
An Introduction to iMFLUX Technology: Welcome to the Green Curve
By: Jason Travitz, Sr. Processing Instructor, AIM
iMFLUX’s process control technology is becoming more widely recognized. The organization, a wholly owned subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, has installed their process control technology on an increasingly large number of machines, and we are receiving more and more questions regarding the technology and how it can be beneficial. This article takes a high-level look at iMFLUX process controls and answers just a few of the most common questions we receive regarding the industry’s latest advancement.
“Of all the training seminars that I have attended over the past 10 years, this one ranks at the top! The explanations of clamp tonnage, cooling strategies, viscosity, and key mold design components are just a few of the takeaways that will be very useful in my job function.”
“I was amazed at the amount of expertise and knowledge presented in just two days. Many myths were debunked, numerous scientific explanations for the way we should be thinking about plastic flow were given, and various real-world examples were used to show how plastic flows.”
“Of all the training seminars that I have attended over the past 10 years, this one ranks at the top! The explanations of clamp tonnage, cooling strategies, viscosity, and key mold design components are just a few of the takeaways that will be very useful in my job function.”
“I was amazed at the amount of expertise and knowledge presented in just two days. Many myths were debunked, numerous scientific explanations for the way we should be thinking about plastic flow were given, and various real-world examples were used to show how plastic flows.”
“Of all the training seminars that I have attended over the past 10 years, this one ranks at the top! The explanations of clamp tonnage, cooling strategies, viscosity, and key mold design components are just a few of the takeaways that will be very useful in my job function.”
“I was amazed at the amount of expertise and knowledge presented in just two days. Many myths were debunked, numerous scientific explanations for the way we should be thinking about plastic flow were given, and various real-world examples were used to show how plastic flows.”