Webinar: Improve Plastic Part Moldability with Injection Molding Simulation | Autodesk Fusion 360

Injection molding is one of the most efficient and cost-effective means of manufacturing but ensuring manufacturability during design can be a struggle.

The Injection Molding Simulation as part of the Autodesk Fusion 360 Simulation Extension provides designers and engineers with a heads-up look into the molding process of their parts. This can help you identify common issues such as sink marks, air entrapments, warpage, shrinkage, and weld lines.

Watch this webinar recording to learn how you can:
- Minimize mold tool rework by simulating plastic part mold filling upfront
- Reduce part defects with guided results paired with Design Advice
- Secure backup material options by simulating, using a database containing over 10,000 material grades.

This Fusion 360 YouTube video will demonstrate injection molding simulation features and help identify if upgrading to the Fusion 360 Simulation Extension is right for your design process.

If you’re interested in improving the manufacturability of your designs and ensuring plastic part moldability, this webinar recording is for you.

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[ahamatibrahimhassan]

Thank you for this great educative video, would you do a live to show how these problems can be solve ?

[yemyesil]

it makes "out of memory fail for solid meshing". i use i7-4790 and 8 GB ram, is it low for fusion 360 analyse requirements?

[preontech]

Does Fusion 360 consider mold venting in the simulation?

[scienceandtechnologyst]

Dose fusion 360 support 5th axis post processing of any machine because i used so many post processing of other machines also but it doesn't works only 4th axis works at a time

Can you tell me about setting up grbl post processor for 5 axis in fusion 360
I tried a lot but only 4 axis is moving at a time not more than that i want to move all 5 axis of my machine i am using. Grblgru mega 5x nd for designe i am using fusion 360
When i am exporting my gcode in .nc extension by using grbl post processor after exporting in grbl a and b axis is not moving in simulation

[radosawszmid]

Let's face it. There is no way for an inexperienced part designer to define injection points correctly. His proposals will be rather absurd, not feasible and the simulation results will not help him (or anyone) to make any sensible decisions. You need a huge experience in every area from part design, through the injection mold design and the molding process.
It's never that easy. Injection points at the top of the ribs to help them to fill? Seriously?😀