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Temporary Attachments for Plastic Parts

Posted on February 19, 2009 by Guest Author

By Protomold - Nobody's Faster In The Short Run.® There are plenty of ways to attach plastic parts to one another. They can be permanently welded or cemented. They can be semi-permanently screwed … [Read More...]

Building Better Bosses

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Guest Author

By Protomold - Nobody's Faster In The Short Run.® Princeton's WordNet defines "emboss" as "raise in relief," and that's exactly what a boss is: a feature raised above a surface. In plastic parts, … [Read More...]

Form, Fit, Function & Feasibility: The Prototype as Information

Posted on December 14, 2008 by Guest Author

By Brad Cleveland, Protomold A lot of information is required to create a prototype. At the same time, however, a prototype embodies information — so much, in fact, that there is no other way the … [Read More...]

Design Guidelines for Bigger Plastic Parts

Posted on November 24, 2008 by Guest Author

By Protomold - Nobody's Faster In The Short Run.® With Protomold's expanded capability to produce larger plastic parts, there are a few important considerations to keep in mind when designing parts … [Read More...]

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Temporary Attachments for Plastic Parts

Building Better Bosses

Form, Fit, Function & Feasibility: The Prototype as Information

Design Guidelines for Bigger Plastic Parts

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