Mold & Die Design Training
This is not just CAD design—it’s tooling engineering for real manufacturing environments.
Pertecnica Engineering’s Mold & Die Design Training is built for professionals who need to design molds and dies that perform reliably in production, minimize defects, and optimize manufacturing efficiency.
Program Overview
In modern manufacturing, mold and die design directly impacts product quality, cycle time, and cost.
This program trains participants to:
- Design molds and dies for plastic and metal components
- Understand tooling requirements for different manufacturing processes
- Optimize designs for production efficiency
- Reduce defects such as shrinkage, warpage, and flash
- Develop production-ready tooling designs
Participants gain the ability to deliver high-performance tooling solutions aligned with industrial manufacturing needs.
What Makes This Training Different
Most courses focus only on modeling.
This program focuses on tooling performance and manufacturing outcomes.
Key differentiators:
- Focus on real mold and die manufacturing processes
- Emphasis on defect prevention and quality improvement
- Integration of design + production workflow
- Exposure to industrial tooling standards and practices
- Project-based learning aligned with manufacturing scenarios
Core Learning Outcomes
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
- Design molds for plastic injection and dies for metal forming
- Understand tooling components and assembly
- Optimize mold and die designs for production efficiency
- Analyze common defects and implement solutions
- Prepare detailed drawings and documentation
- Improve product quality and reduce manufacturing costs
Program Curriculum
Module 1: Fundamentals of Mold & Die Design
- Types of molds and dies
- Manufacturing processes (injection molding, stamping, forming)
- Tooling materials and selection
Module 2: Mold Design for Plastics
- Injection mold components
- Cavity and core design
- Cooling systems and flow considerations
Module 3: Die Design for Metal Forming
- Types of dies (blanking, bending, progressive dies)
- Die components and layout
- Press operations and tooling requirements
Module 4: CAD Modeling for Tooling
- 3D modeling of molds and dies
- Assembly design and validation
- Parametric design techniques
Module 5: Defect Analysis & Optimization
- Common defects (warpage, shrinkage, flash)
- Root cause analysis
- Design optimization techniques
Module 6: Documentation & Standards
- Tooling drawings and detailing
- Tolerances and GD&T
- Industry standards and best practices
Module 7: Project-Based Application
- Real mold/die design project
- Production-ready output
- Design review and improvement
Training Methodology
- Instructor-led sessions by tooling experts
- Hands-on CAD modeling and design exercises
- Real-world manufacturing case studies
- Practical assignments and project reviews
Who This Program is For
- Mechanical and Tool Design Engineers
- Product Design Engineers
- Manufacturing and Production Engineers
- Tool & Die Engineers
- CAD Professionals
- Fresh Engineering Graduates
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of mechanical or manufacturing concepts
- Prior CAD knowledge is beneficial but not mandatory
Post-Training Impact
For Professionals
- Ability to design production-ready molds and dies
- Strong understanding of tooling and manufacturing processes
- Improved design accuracy and efficiency
- Enhanced career opportunities in tooling and manufacturing
For Organizations
- Reduced defects and production issues
- Improved tooling performance and lifespan
- Faster production cycles
- Lower manufacturing costs
Certification
Participants receive a Professional Certification from Pertecnica Engineering, validating their expertise in Mold & Die Design.
Why Corporates Choose Pertecnica
- Focus on real manufacturing outcomes, not just CAD tools
- Trainers with tooling and production experience
- Programs aligned with industrial manufacturing requirements
- Proven impact on product quality and efficiency
Industries Where This Training is Critical
- Automotive & Component Manufacturing
- Aerospace & Precision Engineering
- Consumer Goods Manufacturing
- Tool & Die Industry
- Industrial Equipment Manufacturing
Call to Action
If your tooling design is not optimized, your production will suffer in cost, quality, and efficiency.
Upgrade your team’s mold and die design capability.
