Product Name: Injection Molding Machine
Product Type: Hydraulic/ Electric/ Hybrid
Capacity: Varies from 50 to 5000 tons
Material Compatibility: Plastic, Rubber, Metal
Injection System: Single/ Multi-stage
Clamping Force: Varies from 50 to 5000 tons
Injection Rate: 100g-10kg/s
Mold Opening Stroke: Varies from 200 to 2000mm
Max Daylight: Varies from 500 to 4000mm
Platen Size: Varies from 400x400mm to 5000x5000mm
Control System: PLC or computer-controlled
Power Supply: 3-phase AC 380V/50Hz
Cooling Method: Water/oil cooling
Injection Pressure: Varies from 30 to 300MPa
Max Temperature: Varies from 150 to 400℃
Application: Manufacturing various plastic, rubber, and metal products such as automotive parts, household appliances, and electronic components.
Condition | New | Showroom Location | None |
Style | VERTICAL | Warranty of core components | 1 Year |
Injection Rate (g/s) | 104 g/s | Core Components | Bearing, Motor, Pump, Gear |
Machine Type | Hydraulic | Plastic Processed | LSR |
Injection Weight (g) | 461 g | Ejector Stroke(mm) | 87 mm |
Weight (KG) | 825 kg | Ejector Force(kN) | 38 kN |
Place of Origin | China | Theoretical Shot Volume(cm3) | 457 cm3 |
Warranty | 1 Year | Screw Speed (rpm) | 0-333rpm |
Key Selling Points | Injection Molding Machine | Screw diameter (mm) | 61 mm |
Applicable Industries | Hotels, Garment Shops, Building Material Shops, Manufacturing Plant, Machinery Repair Shops, Food & Beverage Factory, Home Use, Retail, Construction works , Energy & Mining, Advertising Company | Distance between Tie Bars | 860x 420mm |
Type | Tube Head Injection | Open Stroke(mm) | 441 mm |
Brand Name | Hommar | Power (kW) | 24.5 kW |
Plastic Type | Thermoplastic | Transport Package | Customer's country |
Voltage | 380V/220/415V | Language | According to customer's country |
Automatic | semi-auto | Nozzle Projecting Template Size | ≥46 |
Machine Color | White and red | After-sales Service Provided | Video technical support |
Certification | CE IS09001 | Distance between Tie Bars | 860x 420mm |
Quantity (sets) | > 1 | Lead time (days) | To be negotiated |
1.What factors affect the overall cycle time of an dry powder injection filling machine?
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Injection pressure: The higher the injection pressure, the faster the cycle time
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Injection speed: The faster the injection speed, the faster the cycle time
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Mold temperature: The higher the mold temperature, the faster the cycle time
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Cooling time: The shorter the cooling time, the faster the cycle time
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Clamping force: The higher the clamping force, the faster the cycle time
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Ejection speed: The faster the ejection speed, the faster the cycle time
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Machine size: The larger the machine size, the faster the cycle time
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Machine type: Different types of machines have different cycle times
2.What is the role of software in controlling and monitoring an dry powder injection filling machine?
Software plays an important role in controlling and monitoring an injection molding machine
It is used to control the speed, pressure, temperature, and other parameters of the machine
It can also be used to monitor the performance of the machine, detect any faults, and provide feedback to the operator
Additionally, software can be used to store and analyze data from the machine, allowing for better optimization of the injection molding process
3.How has technology improved the features and capabilities of modern dry powder injection filling machines?
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Technology has improved the features and capabilities of modern injection molding machines in a variety of ways
For example, modern machines are now equipped with advanced computer controls that allow for more precise and efficient operation
Additionally, modern machines are now capable of producing parts with complex geometries and intricate details that were not possible with older machines
Furthermore, modern machines are now able to produce parts with higher levels of accuracy and repeatability, as well as faster cycle times
Finally, modern machines are now able to use a variety of materials, including plastics, metals, and composites, allowing for greater flexibility in the production of parts
4.How does the quality of the mold affect the final product in injection molding?
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The quality of the mold affects the final product in injection molding in several ways
Poorly designed or constructed molds can lead to defects in the finished product, such as warping, cracking, or uneven surfaces
Poorly machined molds can also lead to poor part quality, as the plastic may not fill the mold properly or may not be able to be ejected from the mold
Poorly maintained molds can also lead to poor part quality, as the mold may not be able to maintain its shape or may have worn surfaces that can cause defects in the finished product
5.What are the temperature and pressure settings for different materials in an dry powder injection filling machine?
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The temperature and pressure settings for different materials in an injection molding machine will vary depending on the type of material being used
Generally, the temperature should be set between 180-220°C (356-428°F) and the pressure should be set between 1,000-2,000 bar (14,500-29,000 psi)
However, it is important to consult the material manufacturer's instructions for the exact settings for the specific material being used
6.How does the cost of an dry powder injection filling machine affect the pricing of products?
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The cost of an injection molding machine affects the pricing of products in several ways
First, the cost of the machine itself is a major factor in the overall cost of the product
The more expensive the machine, the more expensive the product will be
Additionally, the cost of the machine affects the cost of the materials used to make the product, as well as the cost of labor associated with the production process
Finally, the cost of the machine affects the cost of the energy used to power the machine, which can add to the overall cost of the product
7.What is the typical lifespan of an dry powder injection filling machine?
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The typical lifespan of an injection molding machine is around 10-15 years, depending on the type of machine and how well it is maintained
8.How accurate are the dimensions of products produced by an dry powder injection filling machine?
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The accuracy of the dimensions of products produced by an injection molding machine depends on the quality of the mold and the skill of the operator
Generally, injection molding machines can produce parts with tolerances of +/- 0
005 inches (0
127 mm)
However, with the right mold and operator, parts with tolerances of +/- 0
001 inches (0
025 mm) can be achieved
9.What types of materials can be used in an dry powder injection filling machine?
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Common materials used in injection molding machines include thermoplastics, thermosets, elastomers, and metals
Thermoplastics are the most commonly used materials, as they are easy to process and can be recycled
Examples of thermoplastics include polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, and nylon
Thermosets are materials that are cured and hardened during the injection molding process, and are not able to be recycled
Examples of thermosets include epoxy, polyester, and phenolic
Elastomers are materials that are flexible and can be used to create rubber-like parts
Examples of elastomers include silicone, polyurethane, and thermoplastic elastomers
Metals can also be used in injection molding machines, but are not as common as thermoplastics
Examples of metals used in injection molding include aluminum, brass, and steel
10.Can an dry powder injection filling machine be used for large and small scale production?
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Yes, an injection molding machine can be used for both large and small scale production
Injection molding machines are capable of producing parts in a wide range of sizes, from very small to very large
The size of the part being produced is determined by the size of the mold used in the injection molding machine
11.About dry powder injection filling machine origin
Injection molding machines were first developed in the 1930s and were used to produce plastic parts for the automotive industry
The first injection molding machine was patented by John Wesley Hyatt in 1872
The first commercial injection molding machine was developed in the early 1950s by the American company Van Dorn
This machine was capable of producing plastic parts for a variety of industries
Since then, injection molding machines have become increasingly sophisticated and are now used to produce a wide variety of plastic products
12.How does the initial cost of an dry powder injection filling machine compare to its long-term operating costs?
The initial cost of an injection molding machine is typically higher than its long-term operating costs
The initial cost of the machine includes the purchase price, installation, and setup costs
The long-term operating costs include the cost of electricity, maintenance, and repairs
In general, the long-term operating costs are lower than the initial cost of the machine
13.About dry powder injection filling machine production management system
Injection molding machine production management system is a software solution designed to help manufacturers manage the production of injection molding machines
It provides a comprehensive set of tools to help streamline the production process, from scheduling and tracking orders to managing inventory and quality control
The system also helps to ensure that all parts and components are available when needed, and that the production process is running smoothly and efficiently
14.Is it possible to recycle materials used in injection molding?
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Yes, it is possible to recycle materials used in injection molding
Many injection molders have implemented recycling programs to reduce waste and increase efficiency
The most common materials used in injection molding are thermoplastics, which can be recycled and reused
15.How has the use of robotics improved the efficiency of dry powder injection filling machines?
The use of robotics in injection molding machines has improved efficiency in a number of ways
Robotics can be used to automate the loading and unloading of parts from the injection molding machine, reducing the need for manual labor
Robotics can also be used to monitor the injection molding process, allowing for faster and more accurate adjustments to be made to the machine
Additionally, robotics can be used to automate the inspection of parts, reducing the need for manual inspection and allowing for faster production
Finally, robotics can be used to automate the cleaning and maintenance of the injection molding machine, reducing downtime and increasing efficiency
16.What are the common defects that can occur in the injection molding process?
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Short Shots: This occurs when the molten plastic does not completely fill the mold cavity
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Flash: This occurs when molten plastic escapes from the mold and creates a thin layer of plastic along the parting line of the mold
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Warpage: This occurs when the plastic cools unevenly and causes the part to warp
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Sink Marks: This occurs when the plastic cools too quickly and causes the surface of the part to sink in
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Burn Marks: This occurs when the plastic is exposed to too much heat and causes the surface of the part to become discolored
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Voids: This occurs when air bubbles become trapped in the plastic and create a void in the part
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Weld Lines: This occurs when two streams of molten plastic meet and create a visible line on the surface of the part
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