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Table of contents
A multi-cavity mold has two or more cavities. The cavities may be identical, to produce multiple copies of a part in a single injection cycle, or they may be different (a family mold), to produce related parts in a single injection cycle.
A multi-cavity mold has the capacity to produce several finished parts per injection cycle. It is suitable for producing parts in high volume, or for producing parts that are small.
- Create a Multi-cavity mold.
- Use the Runner System Wizard to define the feed system.
This tutorial takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
then Topics in this section
- Duplicate the model
Create multiple copies of the Speedo model used in previous tutorials.
- Specify properties of the feed system elements
Specify the sprue, runner and gate properties for the tutorial model.
- Runner System Wizard
Create the sprue, runner and gate configuration for the multi-cavity model you have been working with.
- Tutorial review
In this tutorial, you have modeled a feed system for a multi-cavity mold.