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1st Edition - August 28, 2017
Author: Mark T. MacLean-Blevins
Designing Successful Products with Plastics: Fundamentals of Plastic Part Design provides expert insight into design considerations required to bring a concept product or part… Read more
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Designing Successful Products with Plastics: Fundamentals of Plastic Part Design provides expert insight into design considerations required to bring a concept product or part through design and ready-for-production. The book shows how integrating four key choices—materials, processes, tooling and design—in every design decision allows the designer to fully vet and optimize the design. Rather than focusing on design rules and engineering equations used during product development, the emphasis of the book is on what the designer needs to consider during the early conceptual visualization stages, and in the detailed stages of the design process.
This approach will bridge the gap between the industrial designer, tasked with the ‘big picture’ product design and use, and the part designer, tasked with the detailed plastic part design for manufacture. Useful to both experienced and novice designers, this book brings valuable design process information through specific examples, enabling designers and engineers in the plastics industry to effectively use the available technical information to successfully design and manufacture new products.
Engineers and designers responsible for the design of products and component parts. Manufacturing engineers responsible for production of plastic components. Key plastics industries – automotive, aerospace, medical, packaging, electronics, consumer
Section I – Background Knowledge1. Introduction2. Material Selection – Which Plastic to Use?3. Process Selection - Which Plastics Process to use?4. Tooling - what tooling will be required?
Section II – Designing with Plastics5. Conceptual Design – how do we begin the design process?6. Preliminary Detailed Design7. Final Detailed Design
Section III – Implementation of the Design8. Gathering Production Estimates9. Project Review and Verification – Risk Management10. Production Implementation11. Production Qualification and Hand-Off
Section IV - Lessons12. Design with Plastics Practices – Creating Value through Good Design Practices
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