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    Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) offers unmatched versatility for producing high-quality, durable parts. If you’re starting a new LSR molding operation, what steps should you take to ensure success and what common pitfalls should you avoid? This webinar serves as a comprehensive guide for newcomers to LSR molding, outlining essential considerations for launching your operation effectively and efficiently. It’ll also explore the key advantages of onshoring production, from improved quality control to reduced lead times. Whether you’re entering the LSR market for the first time or transitioning from offshore production, this session will provide practical insights to help you succeed.

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    • Understanding the basics: differences between thermoplastic and LSR molding
    • LSR material insights: characteristics unique to LSR and their impact on production
    • Selecting the right dosing equipment: evaluating systems to choose what’s right for your operation
    • Machinery considerations: selecting the correct injection unit type and size (hydraulic vs. electric) and determining the appropriate clamp size for your needs
    • Tooling for success: the critical role of partnering with an experienced LSR mold builder
    • Infrastructure essentials: power requirements and operational setup critical for successful LSR molding
FEATURED PRESENTERS
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    Chad Zediker

    Account Manager - LSR/Elastomers, Engel Machinery
    Chad Zediker is the account manager for LSR & Elastomers at Engel Machinery, a role he has held since December 2020. He oversees sales for the LSR and Elastomer machine segments across North America. A graduate of Penn State’s plastics engineering...
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