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Progress Report
Industry Links
Page 1 of 3
Product Zoom-Up
News & Events
Slide Retainers Offers Reliable, Maintenance Free Operation
The Society of Plastics Industry
Progressive Components’ Slide Retainer is the latest component utilizing Friction Free™ technology for retention of a mold's side actions. Now available as standard, the Slide Retainer eliminates the resistance and abrasion that occurs with other slide locking products. Progressive’s exclusive Slide Retention Technology, dubbed SRT, comprises five units in both metric and inch standard sizes. The SRT features a roller that engages into a groove within the side action assembly. An engineered spring has been proven after millions of cycles tested.
The American Mold Builders Association
Advantages for the molder include maintenance free operation, and reliable slide retention. For the mold builder, this item is significantly more compact than other units and easier to machine, yet it holds a greater amount of weight. Suitable for any injection mold application, but especially advantageous in Clean Room, Medical, Food Packaging, or Electronics applications, Friction Free components offer new advantages for molders and mold builders.
Events Calendar
For more information, consult Progressive’s online catalog, or click HERE for an online product demo. The Society of Plastics Engineers, Moldmaking & Mold Design Division
UniLifter Ideal for Molding, Releasing Undercuts The UniLifter System from Progressive is the most widely-used standard product for molding and releasing undercuts. Smooth performance is attained due to the U-Coupling design, eliminating wear and binding found in other fixed angle lifter designs.
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers
In applications where space is limited, the MiniLifter Series are compact in design yet allow for standard lifter usage. Progressive’s XL Series UniLifter molds and releases large undercuts and allows details to be machined directly into the core blade. The XL Series core blade may be used as a lifter rod by attaching an insert to it. For molds built to metric standards, Progressive’s Metric Series UniLifters make it easy to ensure smooth undercut molding performance.
The Tooling & Manufacturing Assoc.
The North American Die Casting Association
For more information, including complete CAD geometry, please click HERE.
Distribution Expansion WEMA GmbH in Lüdenscheid, Germany, has been distributing Progressive
The Society of Plastics Engineers, Blow Molding Division
Progressive
products since 2005 to customers throughout Central Europe. Founded in 1970, WEMA employs more than 50 people and supplies an array of products to companies in the plastics industry. Products that WEMA distributes on behalf of Progressive Components include CounterView Cycle Counters, Top and Side
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
4/9/2009
Progress Report
Exhibits
October 11-12, 2007 Four Points Sheraton Milwaukee Airport Milwaukee, WI
Page 2 of 3
Resource Tools
Locks, and mold actions such as UniLifters, the FlexiCore® Assembly, a space-saving method for releasing molded undercuts and the StacKit® System, a system for efficiently design, building and maintaining stack molds. WEMA’s Klaus Bittern represents Progressive, and he can be reached by calling +49 (0 23 51) 93 95 – 0, or via email at [email protected]. You can also meet Klaus and view Progressive’s products up close at the K Show in October.
John Wakefield, Managing Director, Progressive Components Europe and Klaus Bittern, WEMA. October 24-31, 2007 Düsseldorf Fairgrounds Halls 1 - 17 Dusseldorf, Germany
December 5-12, 2007 Messegelände, Exhibition Center, Frankfurt, Germany
2008 Events
January 29-31, 2008 Anaheim Convention Ctr Anaheim, CA Booth #3830
February 18-20, 2008 Hilton San Francisco Financial District San Francisco, CA
February 24-27, 2008 Saddlebrook Resort Tampa, FL
March 26-28, 2008 Best Western Royal Plaza and Trade Ctr Fitchburg, MA
April 23-24, 2008 Rock Financial Showplace Novi, MI
It's Been Said... MoldTrax 4.0 is unprecedented in terms of combining ease of use and complete mold maintenance and performance analysis. Max Molenaar, Tooling Engineer at Koller Enterprises, told us the following about the company’s experiences using MoldTrax: “We first implemented MoldTrax by using the IML sheet to keep track of the production runs, and record problems with the mold. This made us aware of maintenance issues or necessary repairs, and we were able to resolve these issues before the next production run. Before using MoldTrax a particular tool could be set in the press, only to be removed immediately to repair a defect from the previous run. Taking into account the down-time of the press, extra work for set-up personnel as well as the time spent by toolmakers, a scenario like that can easily cost the company hundreds of dollars. “Working with the IML sheets prevented at least eight such scenarios during the first 45 days of using MoldTrax, saving the company approximately $5000,” he continued. “Using the information on the IML sheets our toolmakers today perform the majority of their work pro-actively as opposed to re-active, or ‘patching the holes’ in the past.” He continued, “Now with MoldTrax 4.0, we have expanded the use of the program beyond the IML sheets, and we are keeping track of all the maintenance and repair work performed by our tool makers as well as outside tooling facilities. We populate all the information fields in the software including standard components in tooling, and the hourly rates of our personnel. Accurate defect cost analyses per individual mold or as a whole during a certain time interval can now be created. Inside MoldTrax we have added an extensive library of tooling components that provides us with vendor, price and serial number. All of the components are linked to the individual mold they belong to; making the process of re-ordering parts that much easier.” To download a free, 15-day trial copy of MoldTrax 4.0, complete with sample mold data, visit www.moldtrax.com or call 419-289-0281. For more information about MoldTrax 4.0 and other mold maintenance products available from Progressive Components, visit www.procomps.com or call 800-269-6653.
ProComper of the Month Robert Federico, Customer Service Specialist Robert Federico considers himself to be the “voice of Progressive Components” every time he answers his phone. As a Customer Service Specialist, he knows he’s on the front line and represents the company and the tooling industry. In fact, Robert first joined Progressive in 1999 and is well known and liked by our customers.
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
Animated Demos
4/9/2009
Progress Report
May 17 - 20, 2008 Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA
Page 3 of 3
“I come from a plastics industry background, including design, blueprints and production; plus I have worked in inside sales for mechanical plastics,” says Robert. “I work to always provide personalized, knowledgeable service to Progressive customers. Asking the right questions and anticipating customers’ intentions is key to effective customer outcomes, as is offering direction, guidance & product information when discussing our product line. Working in our booth at NPE 2006 reinforced to me that Progressive is regarded as an industry leader, and my role as a Customer Service Specialist is to maintain that reputation through comprehensive, effective service.” Robert takes particular pride in having assisted Progressive’s Engineering Department with various product improvement projects based on customer feedback, as well as helping develop and implement more efficient customer service procedures via continuous improvement programs like Kaizen.
Click here to see our animated demos
To speak with Robert Federico, call Progressive Components’ Customer Service Department at 800-269-6653.
Entire contents Copyright ©2007 by Progressive Components International Corporation. All rights reserved. To unsubscribe please click here.
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
4/9/2009
Industry Links
Page 1 of 3
Product Zoom-Up
News & Events
Slide Retainers Offers Reliable, Maintenance Free Operation
The Society of Plastics Industry
Progressive Components’ Slide Retainer is the latest component utilizing Friction Free™ technology for retention of a mold's side actions. Now available as standard, the Slide Retainer eliminates the resistance and abrasion that occurs with other slide locking products. Progressive’s exclusive Slide Retention Technology, dubbed SRT, comprises five units in both metric and inch standard sizes. The SRT features a roller that engages into a groove within the side action assembly. An engineered spring has been proven after millions of cycles tested.
The American Mold Builders Association
Advantages for the molder include maintenance free operation, and reliable slide retention. For the mold builder, this item is significantly more compact than other units and easier to machine, yet it holds a greater amount of weight. Suitable for any injection mold application, but especially advantageous in Clean Room, Medical, Food Packaging, or Electronics applications, Friction Free components offer new advantages for molders and mold builders.
Events Calendar
For more information, consult Progressive’s online catalog, or click HERE for an online product demo. The Society of Plastics Engineers, Moldmaking & Mold Design Division
UniLifter Ideal for Molding, Releasing Undercuts The UniLifter System from Progressive is the most widely-used standard product for molding and releasing undercuts. Smooth performance is attained due to the U-Coupling design, eliminating wear and binding found in other fixed angle lifter designs.
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers
In applications where space is limited, the MiniLifter Series are compact in design yet allow for standard lifter usage. Progressive’s XL Series UniLifter molds and releases large undercuts and allows details to be machined directly into the core blade. The XL Series core blade may be used as a lifter rod by attaching an insert to it. For molds built to metric standards, Progressive’s Metric Series UniLifters make it easy to ensure smooth undercut molding performance.
The Tooling & Manufacturing Assoc.
The North American Die Casting Association
For more information, including complete CAD geometry, please click HERE.
Distribution Expansion WEMA GmbH in Lüdenscheid, Germany, has been distributing Progressive
The Society of Plastics Engineers, Blow Molding Division
Progressive
products since 2005 to customers throughout Central Europe. Founded in 1970, WEMA employs more than 50 people and supplies an array of products to companies in the plastics industry. Products that WEMA distributes on behalf of Progressive Components include CounterView Cycle Counters, Top and Side
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
4/9/2009
Progress Report
Exhibits
October 11-12, 2007 Four Points Sheraton Milwaukee Airport Milwaukee, WI
Page 2 of 3
Resource Tools
Locks, and mold actions such as UniLifters, the FlexiCore® Assembly, a space-saving method for releasing molded undercuts and the StacKit® System, a system for efficiently design, building and maintaining stack molds. WEMA’s Klaus Bittern represents Progressive, and he can be reached by calling +49 (0 23 51) 93 95 – 0, or via email at [email protected]. You can also meet Klaus and view Progressive’s products up close at the K Show in October.
John Wakefield, Managing Director, Progressive Components Europe and Klaus Bittern, WEMA. October 24-31, 2007 Düsseldorf Fairgrounds Halls 1 - 17 Dusseldorf, Germany
December 5-12, 2007 Messegelände, Exhibition Center, Frankfurt, Germany
2008 Events
January 29-31, 2008 Anaheim Convention Ctr Anaheim, CA Booth #3830
February 18-20, 2008 Hilton San Francisco Financial District San Francisco, CA
February 24-27, 2008 Saddlebrook Resort Tampa, FL
March 26-28, 2008 Best Western Royal Plaza and Trade Ctr Fitchburg, MA
April 23-24, 2008 Rock Financial Showplace Novi, MI
It's Been Said... MoldTrax 4.0 is unprecedented in terms of combining ease of use and complete mold maintenance and performance analysis. Max Molenaar, Tooling Engineer at Koller Enterprises, told us the following about the company’s experiences using MoldTrax: “We first implemented MoldTrax by using the IML sheet to keep track of the production runs, and record problems with the mold. This made us aware of maintenance issues or necessary repairs, and we were able to resolve these issues before the next production run. Before using MoldTrax a particular tool could be set in the press, only to be removed immediately to repair a defect from the previous run. Taking into account the down-time of the press, extra work for set-up personnel as well as the time spent by toolmakers, a scenario like that can easily cost the company hundreds of dollars. “Working with the IML sheets prevented at least eight such scenarios during the first 45 days of using MoldTrax, saving the company approximately $5000,” he continued. “Using the information on the IML sheets our toolmakers today perform the majority of their work pro-actively as opposed to re-active, or ‘patching the holes’ in the past.” He continued, “Now with MoldTrax 4.0, we have expanded the use of the program beyond the IML sheets, and we are keeping track of all the maintenance and repair work performed by our tool makers as well as outside tooling facilities. We populate all the information fields in the software including standard components in tooling, and the hourly rates of our personnel. Accurate defect cost analyses per individual mold or as a whole during a certain time interval can now be created. Inside MoldTrax we have added an extensive library of tooling components that provides us with vendor, price and serial number. All of the components are linked to the individual mold they belong to; making the process of re-ordering parts that much easier.” To download a free, 15-day trial copy of MoldTrax 4.0, complete with sample mold data, visit www.moldtrax.com or call 419-289-0281. For more information about MoldTrax 4.0 and other mold maintenance products available from Progressive Components, visit www.procomps.com or call 800-269-6653.
ProComper of the Month Robert Federico, Customer Service Specialist Robert Federico considers himself to be the “voice of Progressive Components” every time he answers his phone. As a Customer Service Specialist, he knows he’s on the front line and represents the company and the tooling industry. In fact, Robert first joined Progressive in 1999 and is well known and liked by our customers.
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
Animated Demos
4/9/2009
Progress Report
May 17 - 20, 2008 Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, GA
Page 3 of 3
“I come from a plastics industry background, including design, blueprints and production; plus I have worked in inside sales for mechanical plastics,” says Robert. “I work to always provide personalized, knowledgeable service to Progressive customers. Asking the right questions and anticipating customers’ intentions is key to effective customer outcomes, as is offering direction, guidance & product information when discussing our product line. Working in our booth at NPE 2006 reinforced to me that Progressive is regarded as an industry leader, and my role as a Customer Service Specialist is to maintain that reputation through comprehensive, effective service.” Robert takes particular pride in having assisted Progressive’s Engineering Department with various product improvement projects based on customer feedback, as well as helping develop and implement more efficient customer service procedures via continuous improvement programs like Kaizen.
Click here to see our animated demos
To speak with Robert Federico, call Progressive Components’ Customer Service Department at 800-269-6653.
Entire contents Copyright ©2007 by Progressive Components International Corporation. All rights reserved. To unsubscribe please click here.
http://www.procomps.com/News/NPR/0707/Index.htm
4/9/2009
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