About the episode
Years / Renis / Thirty
Hey everyone, how's it going? We're here for another episode 17 of Rotocast, right, Julio César?
Inside / Insert / Product
So the client has their product, and eventually we can contribute, as long as the client gives us that opening, in the project, right, in terms of raw material type, batches, quantities, everything with the goal of reducing cost and having cost-effectiveness, actually, right? Because it's no use reducing cost and not having the, the correct insert in the correct final product, right?
Part / People / How
So there are n, n problems that have followed over these thirty years, and the corrective actions generated knowledge, which is what we have today, right? To, to add value and minimize these problems for the client, part loss, mold defect, right, which I think are some of the pains, right- Yeah.
Insert / Part / How Much
Yeah, I have a lot of– this relationship mainly with, with, I don't know if I mentioned, our biggest client in the rotomolding line is Resi Plastic. Good to deny.
Cool / People / Think
The amount that an inadequate or poorly specified insert will delay their production, you understand? They don't just consider the cost.
Lathe / Do / Part
So you're going to take care of this segment. I want you to set up production alignment, do everything there, you're just arriving now, I want you to come with that mindset.
Insert / Problem / Client
Then it came, then it would do a chrome test. Sometimes it was scratched, a mess, everything oxidized there.
Work / Tool / Said
So, these are the two extremes here, right? So one is brass.
Example / Tool / Part
Cast iron, you use a K10. So for each material, you use a type of tool.
Part / Line / Weld
That, that's what you call a partnership. And I see you have other parts here too, this looks like a filter?
Mold / Insert / Part
I called him over and said: "Ask the engineer to take a look" Yeah, it was messed up. Then he came here, and I said to him, "Man".
Mold / People / Think
Yeah, even, e-e-even picking up there, right? I see, for example, in the companies I worked at, one of the biggest problems they had, because everything was usually for condominiums, so people would make those dumpsters there that would break that thread, leaving stuff leaking that leachate inside the condominium, which was just great!
Process / Thread / Material
Yeah, but in construction, in mold development specifically, Renes doesn't operate. Just to make that note, because sometimes people might, in this chat of ours, since we started mentioning the mold part, people might interpret that we also work in the mold area.
Knurling / Thread / How Much
But when it's a blind insert, that is, it's not, not through, then dirt usually stays in there, a chip. So after machining, there are still these processes I'm talking about.
Stainless / How / Company
Yeah, that bidding example, right, which I even mentioned to you the other day, about– sorry for even interrupting you. No, go ahead.
Do / Participate / Thank
Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, well, it's all @portalrotomolagem, also X as well. And, subscribe to the channel if you liked this video, — like it too, share it, sometimes you have a colleague, a friend who is going through some proce– process problem.
Stay / Whoever / Wants
So here's my heartfelt thanks, the opportunity, to everyone involved, to everyone who made this possible, right, to be happening. Here's the tip if anyone is having any difficulty, whether it's normal machining, right, not just in the roto market, but in roto, as we talked about, lots of experience, lots of information exchange to add value, to add to the client,
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