Participants Gain Hands-On Perspective in Annual Rotational Molding Course

Published 06.19.2012

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    Participants monitor the materials grinding process.Ryan L. Newman, right, a recent plastics and polymer engineering technology graduate and a research assistant for the Plastics Innovation and Resource Center, shows the result of an impact test on a piece of rotationally molded plastic.A participant tracks results of impact testing.Penn College’s Plastics & Innovation Resource Center this week presented its annual Hands-On Rotational Molding course, a two-day seminar for those working in the plastics industry. The course gives participants practical experience in combination with classroom training on higher-level technology in rotational molding. The sessions demonstrate the connection between material preparation, molding and final part quality, and allow participants to network and share experiences with staff from other companies facing similar day-to-day issues.

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