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SPE Susquehanna Newsletter - October 2009
Wednesday October
21, 2009 6:00 PM
- Location:
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- Doc
Holidays (Steakhouse & Saloon) - New Cumberland
- I83 Exit
40A - Turnpike Exit 242 - (Old Exit 18)
- 110
Limekiln Road, 17070
- PA Turnpike
Exit 18
- (717) 920-3627
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- Menu
Choices:
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- Selection
#1
- 10 oz prime
rib
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- Selection
#2
- grilled
hickory chicken dinner
- (grilled
breasts of chicken topped with BBQ sauce, bacon and cheddar jack cheese)
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- Both
Selections include
- House Salad
- Chefs
Starch and Vegetables
- Non
alcoholic Drink
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- Cost - $25
per person
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- Presentation:
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- Introduction to Understanding Shrink and Warp in Plastic
Parts
- Non-uniform shrinkage of plastic materials is the leading cause of
warp within our molded parts. This presentation provides users a fundamental
understanding of the main causes of warp (thermal, orientation, volumetric shrinkage) so
that existing warp problems can be resolved and future problems prevented upfront through
proper mold and part design strategies. Industry case studies and example parts will be
utilized in the presentation.
- Beaumont Technologies, Inc. is an engineering firm that offers a
unique and high level of development, training, and consulting services for the injection
molding industry. It was our focus on polymer flow and theology that has driven our own
internal development of patented products revolving around the melt delivery system.
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- David Rose
Technical Sales Manager
Beaumont Technologies, Inc.
1524 East 10th. Street
Erie, PA 16511
814-899-6390 ext. 132
814-899-7117
drose@beaumontinc.com
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- Dave joined BTI in 2001 and his primary roles have involved Technical
Sales, and Marketing activities. Prior to joining the BTI staff in April of 2001,
Dave worked for the Plastics Technology Deployment Center, at Penn State Erie, The Behrend
College, Erie, PA as a Project Engineer for product development and tooling/process
support. He has also worked as an Engineering Manager for Composiflex also located
in Erie, PA. Prior to Composiflex, he worked at Fisher-Price in New York.
In addition to technical sales, he has experience in, new product
development, tooling and process development, and project management. His
experiences have afforded him the opportunity to work with both thermoplastic, and
thermosetting composite materials such as Kevlar and carbon fiber epoxies. Other
experienced areas include injection molding, gas-assist molding, extrusion blow molding,
and resin transfer along with tooling knowledge for each of these processes. He holds an
Associate of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology and a Bachelor of Science in
Plastics Engineering Technology from Penn State Erie, The Behrend College in Erie, PA.
Dave has also authored a number of technical papers, which have been presented at
various technical conferences within the plastics and rubber industries.
If you can attend,
please notify :
Ryan Gelotte: ryan.gelotte@tycoelectronics.com
or Ollie Bartholomew: opbartho@tycoelectronics.com
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