CAE Services Corporation

Contact Information

Please visit: CAE Services Corporation

Mailing Address:
280 Belleview Lane
Batavia, IL 60510 US

Phone: 630-761-9898
Fax: 630-761-9391

A Special Message from CAE Services Corporation


Cost Effective Molding Solutions: FEA, Moldflow, Moldcool, Warp, Mold-Vac & Moldcool Estimator.

At CAE Services, we offer plastic engineering services and the expertise to eliminate molding uncertainty, costly trial & error methods and excessive mold samplings. From FEA analysis to Moldflow, Cool, and Warpage analysis we can determine potential part failure, evaluate gate size & location(s), optimize cooling designs and determine reasons for part warpage. Problems with part burns, Gas entrapment? Our unique Mold-Vac system is designed to eliminate molding problems caused by gas and air entrapment. Need to know cycle times? Our Moldcool estimator is an invaluable software program for accurately estimating cycle times. Since 1981, CAE Services has been serving various markets including: Automotive, Appliance, Electronics, Medical, and Packaging. Have an application? Contact Us @ 630-761-9898 or via e-mail, sales@caeservices.com Structural Analysis Moldflow Cool Warpage Injection Compression 3D Analysis Mold-Vac Moldcool Estimator

Product Categories of CAE Services Corporation

  • Consultants--Design, Manufacturing, Purchasing
  • Job Quoting, Cost Estimating and Accounting Systems
  • Mold Evacuation Systems
  • Mold/Tool Design and Analysis Services
  • Product & Tool Design, Analysis Software (CAD/CAM/CAE)
  • Vacuum Pumps

As seen in PT

  • Can Simulation Help Me with Gas Assist?

    Most people involved in the plastics industry have heard of Gas Assist Injection Molding (GAIM), but only a small percentage has actually put it to use.

  • Flow Analysis FAQ

    Definition Flow analysis provides the ability to accurately simulate the filling phase of the injection molding process.

  • INJECTION MOLDING: Higher Performance Mold Evacuation

    CAE Services Corp., Batavia, Ill., has introduced Mold-Vac 20,000, the highest performance model in its line of mold-evacuation systems for injection molding.

  • What Fill Time Should I Run?

    Many times when I'm talking about processing with a client, I've gotten the question, "How did you come up with that fill time?" Usually, my answer is, "I do what is right for the polymer." What is right for the polymer usually boils down to a couple of things when it comes to filling speed - flow front temperature and shear rate.

  • Circuiting Cooling Lines – Do I Have Enough Water?

    Do I have enough water?

  • Linear Shrinkage vs. Volumetric Shrinkage

    When an injection mold is made, one of the most important factors in determining the success of the molded product is how much shrinkage should be considered.

  • What is MFI?

    In another tech tip (When is Material Substitution OK?), we addressed the issue of substituting materials for simulation purposes.

  • How Big Should My Gates Be?

    In the injection molding world, everybody has an opinion about how molds should be gated – how many, where should they be located, and what size and shape should they be?

  • Mold maker relies on simulation analysis for part accuracy

    Wisconsin Tool and Mold Company (WTMC) is a mold maker and injection molder that primarily serves the medical and electronics industries.

  • Isothermal vs Cooling

    Often times, we get requests from clients to perform warpage simulations on parts/molds, but they want to ignore the contribution from the mold cooling design. 

  • What Goes into a Simulation Model?

    There are several inputs that are required to run a simulation - part model, mold model, material properties, and processing conditions.

  • Modeling Types

    One of the most confusing topics in the area of plastics injection molding simulation is the subject of model types.  When you hear somebody talk about moldflow analysis, you may hear the terms midplane, dual domain, Fusion, true 3D, or tetrahedral mesh thrown around.  What do all of these mean?

  • Material Characterization

    Did you know that there are anywhere from five to ten different material data sets that are needed to run injection molding simulation?

  • Why CAE Services

    A moldflow is a moldflow is a moldflow.

  • What is My Part

    OK, so I need to have a moldflow analysis done. What's next?

  • The Process

    The process of completing a moldflow analysis in many ways depends on the objectives of analysis, which is why it is so important for the client to clearly communicate their objectives to the analyst.

  • Moldflow Analysis Overview

    Just about everyone in the plastics injection molding industry has either heard of flow analysis, or seen it done.

  • Expert Certification

    One of the qualities of being an excellent analyst is being certified.

  • Background

    One common question we get from people that have never seen a moldflow analysis is, "How does this all work?"

  • CAE Services helps molder Solve problems with moldflow software

    CAE Services Corporation, a Moldflow consulting engineering firm, recently conducted several Moldflow analyses on a custom grille part.

  • Co-Injection Analysis FAQ

    DefinitionCo-injection analysis is an ideal molding process for using recycled materials or achieving specialized cosmetic and structural objectives.

  • Cooling Analysis FAQ

    DefinitionMoldCool provides the ability to accurately simulate any number of cooling designs in order to optimize part quality and productivity.

  • Injection-Compression Analysis FAQ

    DefinitionInjection-Compression analysis simulates all major process control schemes for a total evaluation of candidate materials, part design, mold design, and process conditions.

  • Flow Analysis

    Flow Front Temperature - The mid-stream temperature when the flow front reaches each point.

  • Successful Flow Simulation Starts with You

    Flow-simulation software is an invaluable tool in the world of injection molding.

  • Shortened Cycle Time

    Founded in 1991, ASH Industries ( Lafayette, LA) specializes in part engineering for manufacturability, mold manufacture, thermoplasticinjection molding, component integration into assemblies, DOE, IQ/OQ/PQ, clean-room assembly, ultrasonic welding, epoxy bonding, pad printing, hot stamping, custom packaging, and drop shipping.

  • Predicting Reality

    Sheboygan Falls, WI-based Bemis Contract Group, a division of Bemis Manufacturing, prides itself in bringing the latest injection and extrusion technologies to a select group of industry segments.

  • Gas Assist Saves

    Moldflow Corporation introduced Gas Assist Analysis to its suite of software modules about 15 years ago.

  • I don’t Want to Build a Mold Twice!

    Charles Industries, Ltd. is a privately held, diversified manufacturing and high-technology company with headquarters in Rolling Meadows, IL and five US manufacturing centers.

  • When Cosmetic Issues are Crucial

    Headquartered in Auburn Hills, MI, Guardian Automotive Corporation is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of float glass and fabricated glass products.

  • Cooling Analysis

    Average Part Temperature - The average plastic temperature across the whole element thickness, calculated at the end of cooling time.

  • Packing Analysis

    Clamp Tonnage - The resultant value of the pressure distribution over the entire part.

  • Warpage Analysis FAQ

    Definition:Warpage analysis provides the capability to determine the effects of part design, material selection, mold design, and processing on the warpage of a molded part.

  • Warpage Analysis

    Deflection Results (X, Y, Z, Total) - The deflections of the part relative to the reference plane defined when specifying the boundary conditions for the warpage analysisReference Plane – Defined by three constraint points, this is a plane relative to which the warpage deflections are measured.Material Orientation – The material orientation direction for each element.

  • Vacuum Venting Keeps Molds Running Longer

    In tough economic times, facing hungry competition here and abroad, molders cannot afford to ignore preventable problems that slow cycles, cost machine downtime and mold maintenance, and waste material on reject parts.

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