RJG Adds iMFLUX Technology to Injection Molding Offerings

Source | RJG Inc.

RJG Inc., a provider of injection molding training and technology, now serves as a supplier for iMFLUX’s pre-engineering, installation and service for all hardware and software components. The company will also serve as the hub for all services related to the iMFLUX technology, including education, process engineering support, trial services and parts. RJG says it will continue to support current iMFLUX users while welcoming future ones.

The iMFLUX company, which previously operated as a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, is known for its low constant-pressure molding technology. With this addition, RJG customers now gain access to an additional option which supports machine downsizing, energy savings and facility-to-facility mold transfer, which are critical advantages as manufacturers face high energy costs and reshoring efforts.

As part of the agreement, Procter & Gamble is also transferring intellectual property (IP) to RJG to support the continued advancement of molding technologies. This IP contribution will serve as a foundation for future innovations, enabling RJG to accelerate the development of cutting-edge solutions which further enhance quality, efficiency, and sustainability in the injection molding industry.

“We’re excited to bring iMFLUX technology under the RJG umbrella,” says Rob Nugent, RJG CEO. “The combined strengths of RJG and iMFLUX give customers a powerful ability to produce quality parts with smaller machines, reduce material costs and lower energy consumption — all while supporting cost-effective strategies. It’s about giving molders another option — another way to win in a highly competitive, cost-conscious market.”

By enabling molding at lower, more consistent pressures, iMFLUX enables manufacturers to run existing molds in smaller tonnage machines, opening the door to significant energy savings and a more sustainable footprint. In addition, for companies reshoring tooling or shifting production between facilities, the technology reduces the need for identical presses, helping offset costly transfers.

The iMFLUX technology complements RJG’s existing portfolio, including CoPilot, The Hub and Decoupled Molding Process training. This addition to its portfolio aligns with RJG’s long-standing mission to empower molders with the tools and knowledge needed to improve quality, reduce costs and optimize processes.