Upcoming Webinar: Introduction to Arena-flow
CPFD Software is excited to host a live webinar on June 18, 2025 introducing Arena-flow, our advanced simulation tool for sand core and mold blowing/shooting and curing.
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Webinar: Introduction to Arena-flow – June 18, 2025
CPFD Software is excited to host a live webinar introducing Arena-flow, our advanced simulation tool for sand core and mold blowing/shooting and curing. Arena-flow is trusted by OEMs, foundries, equipment…
LampeReich Selects Arena-flow
CPFD Software is proud to announce that it has entered into a software licensing agreement with LaempeReich for CPFD’s Arena-flow simulation software.
Arena-flow Inorganic Curing Demonstration
This video demonstrates Arena-flow’s inorganic curing capabilities for dehydrative systems.
Vertical Blowing of a Greensand Mold
This video demonstrates the blowing of a green sand mold half on a vertical molding line. The sand initially enters at a higher velocity before slowing down as the mold fills.
Shell Sand, Thin-Walled Jacket Core
This video shows the cope and drag views of a thin-walled jacket core made using the shell sand / warm box module of Arena-flow.
Uphill Sand Flow
Arena-flow, by CPFD, models the air-driven sand flow critical to the creation of consistent, high-quality sand cores and molds for many processes including cold-box, shell, inorganics, greensand, hot-box, and warm-box. This video illustrates how air flow drags sand into the cavity.
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Cold Box Core Blowing, Cylinder Head Water Jacket
Arena-flow by CPFD Software simulates the blowing of industrial sand cores, and this video highlights a cold box core scenario of a cylinder head water jacket.
Cold Box Curing, Gas and Air Progress Inside Tool
This video shows how a mixture of gas and air progresses inside a core box, as the sand has contact with gas, air, cured sand, in this instance cured sand is shown as transparent dark grey.