Non-Isothermal Glass Moulding Of Complex Led Optics

This research introduces a new replicative glass manufacturing approach, namely, non-isothermal glass moulding (NGM)in which glass preforms are reheated and moulded into its final shape. New, flexible mould concepts are introduced to account for the optics' ever-increasing complexity. Besides, alternative mould materials in combination with ultra-precision mould manufacturing technologies, namely, ultra-sonic assisted diamond turning are used to guarantee the highest form accuracy of the used moulding tools. The key to success for a fast time to market is the integration of FEM simulation at the early stage of the process development, which is also presented.

Author
H Kreilkamp Et Al
Origin
Fraunhofer Institute, Germany
Journal Title
77 Conference On Glass Problems 2017 141-149
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 4384

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Non-Isothermal Glass Moulding Of Complex Led Optics
77 Conference On Glass Problems 2017 141-149
S 4384
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