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Werner dies documentation

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Source Record bronze_moreland_contracts_ma_project_contracts file_hash 3fbb3edc00ef2ea6cc973c5c634912a9 file_name Re Shop Tour follow up.pdf file_path https://morelandpartners.sharepoint.com/sites/MorelandConnect-BusinessDevelopment/Shared%20Documents/Internal%20-%20Business%20Development/XXX%20ARCHIVE/Crown%20Composite%20Tooling/Re%20Shop%20Tour%20follow%20up.pdf company Crown Composites Tooling LLC project_name — contact_person Todd Courtney contract_type — hourly_rate — estimated_hours — total_fee_estimate — brief_project_description Documentation and discussion regarding resin injected die systems for Werner and other customers. start_date — extracted_at 2026-06-30T02:18:53.335641+00:00 raw_text_preview 1 of 2Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 12:09:55 Eastern Standard TimeTuesday, January 23, 2024 at 12:09:55 Eastern Standard TimeSubject:Subject:Re: Shop Tour follow upDate:Date:Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 11:42:49 AM Eastern Standard TimeFrom:From:Todd CourtneyTo:To:Paul FrankeAttachments:Attachments:Ladder rail die steps.docxPaul,You’re welcome for the tour. If you hadn’t ﬁgured it out, we love to show people what we do, and I’m very passionate about the composites industry in general and pultrusion in particular. It’s amazing to me that 40+ years ago when I was a kid, if you said something was “plastic” the mental translation was “junk.” But just a few decades later, if you tried to sell someone an all-steel car they would laugh you out of the building. Changing the paradigm to engineered materials being superior in many cases to the more traditional materials is a huge step in our leaps forward toward more robust and sustainable manufacturing methods and materials. Amazing.So I’m attaching the document I gave Epicor all those years ago to have them come up with something that makes sense. Of course, they fell ﬂat on their digital faces in their attempt, and we’ve not located anything practical since. This represents a middle-ot-the-road complexity Werner resin-injected die system for us. As I said, we’re no longer making resin injection systems for Werner for most of their dies, but there are still enough where we do to make this exercise worthwhile. In addition, we’re doing resin injected dies for multiple other customers that are very similar to these; in fact, I just got an eight-die order from a customer for them last week. Of the Werner dies, this document represents a four-piece die; we also do similar processes in their dies for six- and seven-piece dies. For terminology, we divide the four-piece die into a cure section (48” long cure core and cure cavity) and an adaptor section (8” long adaptor core and adaptor cavity).Take a look at this and let me know any file_created_at 2024-01-23T17:11:39+00:00 file_modified_at 2024-01-23T17:11:39+00:00 created_by Paul Franke modified_by Paul Franke _dlt_meta —

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