The quality characteristics of the G5 Precision meet the requirements for high precision in multi-cavity moulds and high-quality surfaces. (Source: Procter + Gamble)
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High precision leads to new fields of economical applications

In 2018, the mould making department at Procter & Gamble optimised its portfolio in order to meet the requirements of multicavity moulds requiring small high accuracy geometries. In addition, the company wanted to consistently continue the changeover from copper to graphite electrodes, which began in 2014. With the investment in OPS-Ingersoll’s Eagle G5 Precision die-sinking EDM machine, they have fulfilled this task.

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Worst case scenario: Part II

What you need to know when going bankrupt

Liquidity bottlenecks are causing more and more tool, pattern and mould making entrepreneurs to deal with bankruptcy issues. Johannes Brinkmann, managing director of form & function from Hesse, had to experience first-hand what it means to go insolvent more than eleven years ago. In Part 2 of an interview, the 51-year-old talks about his experiences at that time and shows which mistakes should be avoided as best as possible.

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