ToolingDocs: Cleaning Process of an Encapsulated or "Flooded" Manifold System

ToolingDocs is pleased to present this video, which provides some instruction on how to start the cleaning process of an encapsulated or "flooded" manifold system. Viewers will see a demonstration of different heaters that are available on the market that can be effectively used to uncover wiring and begin removing it from the manifold. In addition, ToolingDocs addresses the correct angle for the plate, lighting, smoke removal and introduces other smart hand tools to use. To learn more about hot runner system maintenance, sign up for our Hot Runner Maintenance and Repair Certification course and get hands-on training in efficiently cleaning and troubleshooting several popular manifold systems.

[@mattbrownson167]

Great video. I am in Ashland and didn't know you guys were involved with this.

[@grapevine3277]

Great video to view.

[@edgararroyave648]

Este es un servicio fantástico para toda la comunidad diseñadora , constructora y raparadora de moldes de inyección -Excelente

[@inquisitive980]

Finding the source is most important. What is the point of all this work to clean assemble and start over again when the leak fills the channels again. The nozzle shut off and cavity shutoff are critical. Some runner systems offer only minimal shut off area and are more prone to leakage.

[@PaulAbrahams-ku7qn]

Where can i buy this heatgun and laser blade?

[@francovillela1371]

Me gustaría que fueran los comentarios en español gracias

[@udokrause832]

Warum schraubt ihr nicht einfach die Hinteren Platten ab, setzt die Stecker drauf und heizt das Werkzeug normal hoch, so könnt ihr die Heiß- Kanal Düsen einfach nach hinten schieben. (Wenn sie noch funktionieren. Aber alle fallen nicht gleichzeitig aus.) Da heizen die anderen mit. Macht die Kühlung wieder dran sonst kommt euch das Kochende Wasser entgegen. So fummelt ihr euch nicht mit dem Heißluft so ab.