FMEA and Control Plan for Plastic Injection Moulding/Painting Process
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achorste
Re: Looking for FMEA and Control Plan
Good morning Ian, (at least it is in the UK)
An FMEA is specific to your process, someone else giving you theirs wouldn't be of much benefit to you except for giving you example failure modes - is this what you require? Control plans are much the same - they pertain to your controls which are going to be different to other peoples processes.
There's a whole host of info on here relating to putting together FMEAs & Control Plans - there's a search box at the top & a forum sub-section dedicated to the tools.
Let us know how you get on, or if you need any help.
Tony
Good morning Ian, (at least it is in the UK)
An FMEA is specific to your process, someone else giving you theirs wouldn't be of much benefit to you except for giving you example failure modes - is this what you require? Control plans are much the same - they pertain to your controls which are going to be different to other peoples processes.
There's a whole host of info on here relating to putting together FMEAs & Control Plans - there's a search box at the top & a forum sub-section dedicated to the tools.
Let us know how you get on, or if you need any help.
Tony
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Dave.C
Re: Looking for FMEA and Control Plan
Ian - a company I worked for a number of years ago had an automated electrostatic paint process for painting ABS and GF Ploycarbonate mouldings. Number one rule was cleanliness is everything, right down from the mixing of the paints and maintenance of jigs and spray equipment, to the mouldings themselves. Oil leaching from ABS, grease traces from fingermarks (ops to wear nylon gloves / suits) , fibres from cardboard (eliminate from process), dust in the environment (keep air clean and monitor particulate levels) etc were all critical to the reducing process scrap.
Hope this can give you some pointers.
Dave.
Ian - a company I worked for a number of years ago had an automated electrostatic paint process for painting ABS and GF Ploycarbonate mouldings. Number one rule was cleanliness is everything, right down from the mixing of the paints and maintenance of jigs and spray equipment, to the mouldings themselves. Oil leaching from ABS, grease traces from fingermarks (ops to wear nylon gloves / suits) , fibres from cardboard (eliminate from process), dust in the environment (keep air clean and monitor particulate levels) etc were all critical to the reducing process scrap.
Hope this can give you some pointers.
Dave.
Re: Looking for FMEA and Control Plan for plastic injection moulding/painting process
Hi Ian,
Tried to send it directly to your personal email but it bounce back.
So I just post it here.
View attachment FMEA Sample.xls
Kuyakut
Hi Ian,
Tried to send it directly to your personal email but it bounce back.
So I just post it here.
View attachment FMEA Sample.xls
Kuyakut
