Injection Moulding
Injection moulding machines are widely used in the plastics industry for producing precision parts with consistent quality. These machines are designed to process a variety of thermoplastic and thermosetting materials, delivering components used in automotive, medical, packaging, and consumer goods industries. Modern injection moulding machines combine advanced hydraulic or electric drive systems with intelligent controls to achieve maximum productivity, efficiency, and repeatability.
Technical Specifications
Clamping Force: Ranges from 50 tons to over 3,000 tons, ensuring reliable mould closing and part precision.
Screw Diameter: 18 mm to 120 mm, optimized for uniform melting and material homogeneity.
Injection Pressure: Up to 2,500 bar for efficient filling of complex cavities with high accuracy.
Shot Weight: From a few grams to several kilograms depending on machine size and application.
Drive System: Available in hydraulic, all-electric, or hybrid configurations to balance speed, precision, and energy consumption.
Injection Speed: High-speed options up to 500 mm/s for thin-walled and high-precision components.
Heating & Cooling: Barrel heating zones with PID controllers and efficient cooling channels to maintain stable processing conditions.
Control System: PLC or microprocessor-based controls with touchscreen interface, recipe storage, and real-time monitoring.
Safety Features: Emergency stop, safety interlocks, overload protection, and CE/ISO compliance for operator safety.
Automation: Compatible with robots, conveyors, and auxiliary equipment for fully automated production lines.
With robust construction, precise control, and advanced technology, injection moulding machines deliver efficiency, repeatability, and cost-effectiveness, making them essential for high-volume manufacturing.
