Mold Maintenance and Process Changes

Impacted Areas and Changes

• Incidental and intentional changes require confirmation and contact.
• Contact persons are listed by role and name.
• Changes can involve parts like cavities (CAV), mold inserts (COR window area), resins, and foils.
• Mold maintenance includes polishing, repair, and spare part replacements.
• The document emphasizes that parts should not be repaired, but replaced with spares.
• Process changes, like resin or foil lot changes, are detailed.
• Mold breakdowns also require attention.
• Personnel transfers with or without training are noted. Training-related transfers have different procedures.
• Measuring equipment issues like repairs and updates are included.
• Setup changes and production sampling inspections are part of the process.
• Visual inspection and measurements, such as of product dimensions, boss pin height, and the replacement area dimensions, are important.
• Important considerations for making sure the process window is maintained when adjusting parameters are included.

Critical Process Changes

• Process window adjustments are categorized as within or outside the acceptable range.
• Process improvements or revisions (like to cylinders) are listed.
• A review of the process window range is noted.
• Design changes are detailed
• Critical checks include sampling and overall measurement inspections of produced items.

Critical Contact Information and Permissions

• Contact information is provided for factory managers and relevant personnel from Kameoka Factory.
• Construction or repair without authorization from Kameoka Factory is prohibited.
• Contact the factory manager and Kameoka Factory if the situation is not covered in the table.