Posts in Manufacturing,Seal Design
Injection Molding Equipment

Of significant importance in the effectiveness of the injection molding process are the capabilities of the injection press itself. In this article, we highlight some of the key equipment features that promote satisfactory injection molding for automotive gaskets and seals.

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New Video: Overmolding

Some seals are relatively simple, made entirely of rubber. But sometimes a critical system requires sealing components that are more complex than a simple rubber seal.

In these situations, overmolding may be necessary to achieve optimal sealing performance for challenging applications.

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White Paper: Finite Element Analysis, Part 1

We’re pleased to offer you another technical White Paper, written by our very own Design Engineer, Thomas Morgan. Here are just a few of the key insights you’ll learn gain inside the pages:

Why Finite Element Analysis a critical step in designing quality rubber gaskets and seals

Best practices for Material Testing

How to work with Approximatation Equations

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Is Vision Inspection Necessary for Automotive Seals?

Vision inspection is a computer-aided visual analysis of manufactured parts to sort out any with defects, irregularities, or other quality control issues. Unlike manual inspection that relies solely on human hands and eyes, automated vision inspection employs a mechanical system of high-speed cameras, software, and automation hardware components to inspect each part thoroughly and quickly.

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Customer Story: Capless Refueling Seal for GM's Cadillac CT6

General Motors (GM) tasked Morgan Polymer Seals to collaborate with Illinois Tool Works (ITW) to design a mechanical seal for a new capless refueling system in the Cadillac CT6. The custom seal system had to reduce hydrocarbon emissions, seal on the fuel fill-nozzle, and remain flexible at a temperature down to -40°C. To avoid a larger redesign of the car’s body, the sealing system also had to fit within the sedan’s existing size constraints.

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