Mold Tooling Design

Mold Tooling Design provides the following work Flow with a Mold Project

	Roles		Command
1		Add > Content	Mold Project Create a Mold Project.
2			Molded Part Publications Create publications of geometries, and positioning axes (Hook)
3			Insert Unit Create Inserts for Core Side and Cavity Side.
4			Form Ejection Component Reservation and Place Component Place Ejectors and cut them along the surface
5			Drilled Cooling Circuit and Conformal Cooling Circuit Create Drilled Cooling Circuits or Conformal Cooling Circuits
6			Runner Create Runners from Injection Points.
7			Prepare for Fill & Cool Simulation Export data for simulation.
8			Multiple Prints Layout Create multiple Prints.
9			Mold Base Configurator, Supplier Catalog Mold Base, Insert Existing Mold Base Create or reuse a supplier or user Mold Base
10			Insert Adaptive Systems Place Interlock, Lifter, Slider
11			Kinematics Simulation Experiment kinematics of the Mold Base.
			: Content Designer : Tooling Designer : Assembly Designer

Another possible approach is working from a Mold Project:

• You create a Mold Project.
• You insert the design part in the Mold Project.
• Mold Tooling Design guides you through the conception of the Mold Base (Conceptual or detail design), as you create:
  • Molded Part Publications
  • An Insert Unit (Optional)
  • A Multiple Layout Insert (Optional, applies only to multiprints)
  • A Mold Base.

You can also work with a product structure you have created, used as template.

Mold Tooling Design can be considered as a tools box for mold makers. Use these tools to create Cooling Circuits and Runners and to place Components, Ejectors or Adaptive Systems.

Mold Tooling Design is a nativeapp available on the Cloud or on Premises.

For information on accessing Mold Tooling Design, see Opening an app from the Compass topic in the Getting Started User's Guide.