New Induction Heating in Autodesk Moldflow 2016

19 June 2015

New Induction Heating in Autodesk Moldflow 2016

Autodesk Moldflow has always been able to simulate rapid heating and cooling in the molding process. In Moldflow 2016, we partnered with RocTool, a leading provider of induction heating technology, to expand our simulation support of electromagnetic heating of the mold. This video walks you through this new capability.

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