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Posted by M.R. Mold & Engineering on January 30, 2020

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The journey continues as machines are moved, memories are cemented and new beginnings start........

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M.R. Mold's 35th Anniversary Recognized by ENGEL

M.R. Mold & Engineering celebrated 35 years in business in 2020. Unable to celebrate with friends and colleagues due to COVID-19, ENGEL honored this accomplishment with a beautiful custom award! "Engel and I go way back," states Finnie. "Engel was the first molding machine I ever operated back in the 80's. Engel and my former employer were the first to jump into the LSR biz when LSR was developed in the late 70's early 80's."

LSR 2022 CONFERENCE. JOIN US

LSR 2022 - September 13-15, 2022 - Irvine, California The Panel Discussions at our annual LSR conferences are renown for their unique approach to sharing information, the depth of knowledge of presenters and attendees alike, and their broad coverage of industry topics. Time and again, conference attendees have said how much they've benefitted from them. The two hour Panel Discussion at this year's LSR conference will cover the processing of liquid silicone rubber, a crucial topic for all companies and professionals in the industry. Rick Finnie, president of M.R. Mold & Engineering , has assembled the best silicone professionals to discuss various aspects of silicone processing, including best practices that will help your company achieve high levels of productivity and top quality products. “Processing LSR can be a challenge," ...

The LSR Learning Curve

Article From: MoldMaking Technology, Matthew Danford , Senior Editor from MoldMaking Technology, Posted 11/1/2015 This increasingly popular thermoset material follows very different rules than any plastic. A typical example of M.R. Mold’s work,this 32-cavity LSR mold for a consumer electronics part features a three-plate design and intricate cavity detail. A part produced from the consumer electronics mold in the first picture. M.R. Mold’s latest machine, the Yasda YBM vi40 from Methods Machine Tools, was chosen for more than the time savings that come with five-axis capability. LSR molds require the highest levels of precision, and this mold-and-die-industry hard milling system achieved...

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