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Products 56 MoldMaking Technology April 2015 To register for the AMBA 2015 Annual Conference, visit AMBA.org. AMBA 2015 Annual Conference Indianapolis May 6-8 FINANCIAL BENCHMARKS | LEADERSHIP STRATEGIES OPERATIONAL BEST PRACTICES | INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS Electroless Nickel-Based Coating Provides Improved Mold Release BN Shield permanent mold release from Square One Coating Systems is a composite electroless nickel coating that incorporates submicron boron nitride particles throughout. When combined with an underlayer of high-phosphorus electroless nickel, the mold release is said to provide improved release, wear, lubricity and corrosion protection. Well-suited for plastic molding markets, the electroless nickel-based process provides precise coating uniformity over the entire mold surface, unlike processes such as chrome plating, the company says. Electroless nickel also is less expensive than chrome. According to the company, BN Shield users have experienced extended mold life, decreased cycle times and decreased downtime. In addition, poor release on softer rubbers and plas- tics is said to be either minimized or eliminated. Square One Coating Systems 315-790-5921 squareonecoatingsystems.com Cleaner Removes Mold Buildup Without Scrubbing Available from PCS Co., Nanoplas Inc.'s Zap-Ox mold cleaner is formulated to remove rust, oxidation, weld discoloration, resin outgassing stains and other mold buildup without scrubbing. The cream is non-caustic and is said to clean all mold metals without etching the surface. PCS Co. / 586-294-7780 / pcs-company.com Low-Profle, High-Temp Sensors Available for Side-Action Systems PFA Inc. has added low-profile proximity (solid-state) and high-temperature (single-pole, double-throw) sensor options for its Kor-Lok side-action systems, enabling cores to be preloaded on molds operating near 400°F (205°C) with confirmation of core locking and pull position. Kor-Lok side-action systems (also referred to as core pull systems or lock- ing cylinders) are configurable components used for complex injection mold- ing applications. By expanding the sensor offering, locking cylinder viability can be extended to higher temperatures and more demanding applications, the company says. PFA also has added online 3D CAD configuration and installation videos to coincide with the release of the new sensors. PFA Inc. / 262-250-4410 / pfa-inc.com

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