Honored for driving innovation in automotive electronics potting processes

The simulation results were highly consistent with experimental data

CoreTech System (Moldex3D) has recently announced that its research paper had been presented at ANTEC 2025 and recognized with the prestigious “Best of ANTEC 2025.”

This study, conducted in collaboration with Chao Long Motor Parts Corp., focuses on improving the potting process of an electronic component used in a jet ski.

The process plays a critical role in ensuring the waterproof, shockproof, and insulating properties of electronic products.

The orange area indicates unfilled regions representing potential air trap defects

The awarded research leverages Moldex3D, CAE injection molding simulation software, to conduct a comprehensive simulation of the entire epoxy potting process, including resin filling, curing, and post-mold curing. When compared with experimental data, the simulation results show a high degree of consistency.

Through numerical simulations, the research team can successfully identify potential process improvements.

The aim is to reduce air traps, minimize warpage induced by chemical and thermal shrinkage during phase transitions, and prevent damage to electronic contacts during processing.

This research not only offers valuable insights into similar electronic encapsulation processes but also highlights Moldex3D’s strong capabilities in tackling complex manufacturing challenges.