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Encyclopedia > Moldmaker

Moldmaker (mouldmaker) is the designation for a profession in the metalworking industry. It is a variety of the profession of the toolmaker. The moldmaker produces molds (moulds) for the injection molding (plastics) or the high pressure die casting or die casting (e.g. aluminium, magnesium) industry.


See also

  • Molding (process)

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Feature Article - Thermoform Tooling for the Injection Moldmaker - 12/02 (1228 words)
While injection moldmaking may be the predominant form of moldmaking in the industry, other types are in demand as well.
Moldmakers that have the skills for more than one method under their belts stand to increase their value and their business.
This article offers the injection moldmaker a short introduction into what is involved with thermoforming and thermoform moldmaking, and how they may find that it is a simple process to incorporate this new system into their shops.
Injection Molding Magazine (1319 words)
The moldmaker is then able to proceed with the mold build without restrictions or limitations in primary areas of the design.
The moldmaker is then provided with an electronic file that requires significant time to clean up, or a part print that is still in the preliminary, unapproved stage.
The moldmaker is restricted and told to stay out of certain areas of the mold until a dimension can be determined or a change approved by upper management.
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