Wednesday, October 26, 2011

TP-30HD Trim Press

Our newest piece of thermoforming equipment, the TP-30HD, has been completed and tested.  This trim press is capable of speeds in excess of 200 cycles per minute and is built to use any type of trim tool, including punch and die tools.  The steel plate frame is of the same basic design as our larger TP-44 trim press, and the servo driven platen rides on four 2" guide pins.  These features ensure consistent alignment between the trim tool halves, and eliminate any chance of flex in the press. 

Take a look at the video below to see some footage of the trim press operating at 175 CPM.  Faster speeds are possible with fine tuning the process in the production environment. 



Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Servo Toggle Thermoformer - Sneak Peek

Commodore is excited to announce that our first large-scale servo toggle actuated thermoformer, the SX-44S, is complete and undergoing initial testing.  We have a few photos to share, and will be back soon with more pictures and some video footage too. 



Friday, September 2, 2011

Commodore Business Profile

Commodore was recently featured in the weekly business profile segment on the YNN Network out of Rochester, NY.  Some nice footage of our plant and shop, along with commentary from Brad.  Can't embed the video, so click on the link...

http://bit.ly/oVYqGN

Monday, March 28, 2011

Commodore to Launch Video Series

Commodore Technology, in partnership with Jonah DiPasquale, is excited to announce our upcoming video series.  Jonah is experienced in many forms of communication and social media, and his enthusiasm will be evident in these clips. 

The first video, currently in production, will be an introduction to Commodore.  This video will give you a glimpse in to our past and will also feature some highlights our facility today.  Many of you know about us and our history but have not had a chance to visit us, so this will help you to understand what we are all about.

Future videos in the series will cover a wide range of topics, including detailed machine overviews, repair and maintenance tips and tricks, and interviews with Commodore personnel.  Videos will be added to our new website as they become available.  Check in often!  http://www.commodoresolutions.com/video.html

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Our New Website is Live!

Commodore is pleased to announce the launch of our new website at www.commodoresolutions.com.  The new design not only incorporates a user-friendly interface that visitors will find is easy to navigate, but has more information about both of our business units and what we offer to our customers. 



Our product offerings are now easily viewed via the online catalog, which is easy for us to keep updated as we continue to add items.  All catalog items are categorized in easily identifiable groups for browsing ease.  In addition, we can easily publish technical documents and specifications for our customer’s benefit.

Both Commodore Plastics and Commodore Technology now have a platform to share our expertise with the world.  Please click through to take a look, and feel free to send us your comments!

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Heading to Russia

Wow, here we are in mid-January already.  I suppose that belated new year wishes are in order!  We have been off to a tremendous start to 2011 at Commodore, with interest in our equipment and tooling at an all time high.  Much of the recent interest in our products has come from Russia.  It seems that the economy is really picking up there and the demand for expanded polystyrene foam is growing.

With that in mind, Brad, Eivind, and Kurt are preparing to travel to Moscow for Interplastica 2011.  Held at the Zao Expocenter, this show is in its 14th year, and is quickly becoming an important exhibition for the plastics industry in Russia and Eastern Europe.  The show runs from January 25 to the 28th.  After the show, there will be some customer visits throughout Russia, and then back to Bloomfield for the guys.

If you are planning on attending, stop by and visit us at booth FC03.  For more information, visit the Interplastica homepage.