One-stop Plastic Injction Solution Supplier since 2002
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One-stop Plastic Injction Solution Supplier since 2002
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.
| Plastic Processed: | PP, PC | Condition: | New |
| Style: | VERTICAL | Ejector Stroke(mm): | 658 mm . |
| Ejector Force(kN): | 138kN | Theoretical Shot Volume(cm2): | 337 cm³ |
| Injection Rate (g/S): | 106 g/s | Machine Type: | Hydraulic |
| Injection Weight (9): | 180 g | Screw diameter (mm): | 631 mm |
| Distance between Tie Bars: | 900*405 | Weight (KG): | 492 kg |
| Type: | Tube Head Injection | Place of Origin: | Guangdong, China |
| Open Stroke(mm): | 162 mm | Model Number: | HM105-25 |
| Brand Name: | HOMMAR | Power (kW): | 364 KW |
| Warranty: | 2 years | Key Selling Points: | Automatic |
| Applicable Industries: | Manufacturing Plant | Showroom Location: | None |
| Marketing Type: | Other | Machinery Test Report: | Provided |
| Video outgoing-inspection: | Provided | Warranty of core components: | 1 Year |
| Core Components: | Bearing, Motor, Other | Plastic Type: | Thermoplastic |
| After Warranty Service: | Field maintenance and repair service . | Keyword: | ness carbon handlebar Injection machinery |
| Molds: | 9sets | Oil Tank Capacity: | 377L |
| Product name: | Injection machinery |
1.About the development history of horizontal injection machine factory
Injection molding machine factory has a long history of development
The first injection molding machine was invented in 1872 by John Wesley Hyatt, an American inventor
He developed the first injection molding machine to produce celluloid billiard balls
In the 1930s, the first fully automatic injection molding machine was developed by James Watson Hendry of the United Kingdom
This machine was capable of producing plastic parts with complex shapes
In the 1950s, the first commercially successful injection molding machine was developed by the German company Krauss-Maffei
This machine was capable of producing parts with complex shapes and high precision
In the 1960s, the first all-electric injection molding machine was developed by the Japanese company Toshiba
This machine was capable of producing parts with high precision and repeatability
In the 1970s, the first microprocessor-controlled injection molding machine was developed by the American company Cincinnati Milacron
This machine was capable of producing parts with high precision and repeatability
In the 1980s, the first two-platen injection molding machine was developed by the German company Demag
This machine was capable of producing parts with complex shapes and high precision
In the 1990s, the first servo-driven injection molding machine was developed by the Japanese company Nissei
This machine was capable of producing parts with high precision and repeatability
In the 2000s, the first multi-component injection molding machine was developed by the German company Arburg
This machine was capable of producing parts with complex shapes and high precision
2.About horizontal injection machine production skills training
Injection molding machine production skills training is a comprehensive program designed to teach participants the fundamentals of injection molding machine production
The program covers topics such as machine setup, troubleshooting, safety, and maintenance
Participants will learn how to operate and maintain injection molding machines, as well as how to troubleshoot and diagnose common problems
The program also covers topics such as material selection, mold design, and process optimization
Upon completion of the program, participants will have the knowledge and skills necessary to produce quality parts with injection molding machines
3.How are these defects identified and corrected?
We pay attention to user experience and product quality, and provide the best product quality and lowest production cost for cooperative customers
Defects can be identified and corrected in a variety of ways
Depending on the type of defect, the most common methods include:
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Manual Testing: Manual testing involves a tester manually running through the application and looking for any errors or bugs
This can be done by running through the application step-by-step, or by using automated testing tools
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Automated Testing: Automated testing involves using software to automatically run through the application and look for any errors or bugs
This can be done by using a variety of tools, such as unit tests, integration tests, and regression tests
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Debugging: Debugging involves using a debugger to identify and fix any errors or bugs in the code
This can be done by using a variety of tools, such as a debugger, a profiler, or a code analyzer
4
Code Reviews: Code reviews involve having a team of developers review the code to identify any errors or bugs
This can be done by using a variety of tools, such as static code analysis, peer reviews, and code reviews
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Root Cause Analysis: Root cause analysis involves identifying the root cause of the defect and then fixing it
This can be done by using a variety of tools, such as fault tree analysis, cause and effect diagrams, and failure mode and effects analysis
4.How does the rate of injection affect the final product?
The rate of injection affects the final product in several ways
A slower rate of injection will result in a product with a higher molecular weight, while a faster rate of injection will result in a product with a lower molecular weight
Additionally, a slower rate of injection will result in a product with a higher viscosity, while a faster rate of injection will result in a product with a lower viscosity
Finally, a slower rate of injection will result in a product with a higher degree of crystallinity, while a faster rate of injection will result in a product with a lower degree of crystallinity
5.What is the role of molds in controlling the temperature and pressure distribution in an horizontal injection machine?
Molds play an important role in controlling the temperature and pressure distribution in an injection molding machine
The mold is designed to provide a uniform temperature and pressure distribution throughout the mold cavity, which helps to ensure that the plastic material is evenly distributed and that the finished product has a consistent shape and quality
The mold also helps to regulate the flow of the molten plastic material, which helps to ensure that the plastic is evenly distributed and that the finished product has a consistent shape and quality
6.About horizontal injection machine quality system
Injection molding machine quality system is a set of procedures and processes that are used to ensure that the injection molding machines used in a manufacturing facility are of the highest quality and meet the requirements of the customer
The system includes the use of quality control measures, such as inspections, testing, and documentation, to ensure that the machines are in good working order and meet the customer's specifications
The system also includes the use of preventive maintenance and corrective action plans to ensure that any problems with the machines are addressed quickly and effectively
7.What are the types of defects that can be detected in the injection molding process?
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Flash: This is a defect caused by excess material that is forced out of the mold during the injection molding process
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Short Shot: This is a defect caused by the injection of insufficient material into the mold
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Warpage: This is a defect caused by uneven cooling of the plastic parts, resulting in uneven shrinkage and distortion
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Sink Marks: This is a defect caused by the uneven cooling of the plastic parts, resulting in a depression in the surface of the part
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Weld Lines: This is a defect caused by the joining of two streams of molten plastic during the injection molding process
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Voids: This is a defect caused by air pockets trapped in the plastic part during the injection molding process
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Burn Marks: This is a defect caused by the overheating of the plastic material during the injection molding process
8.What are the advantages of using an horizontal injection machine?
We have a wide range of horizontal injection machine customer groups and establishes long -term cooperative relationships with partners
The countries we provide services include
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Cost-Effective: Injection molding is one of the most cost-effective manufacturing processes due to its high production rate and low material waste
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Versatility: Injection molding machines can be used to produce a wide variety of parts and products with different shapes, sizes, and materials
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Automation: Injection molding machines are highly automated, allowing for a high degree of repeatability and accuracy
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Durability: Injection molded parts are highly durable and can withstand extreme temperatures and pressures
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Efficiency: Injection molding machines are highly efficient, allowing for quick production of large quantities of parts
9.About horizontal injection machine production capacity
Injection molding machine production capacity is the maximum amount of parts that can be produced by a single injection molding machine in a given period of time
This capacity is typically measured in parts per hour (PPH) or parts per minute (PPM)
The production capacity of an injection molding machine is determined by the size of the machine, the type of material being used, and the complexity of the part being produced
10.What are the temperature and pressure settings for different materials in an horizontal injection machine?
We have a first -class management team, and we pay attention to teamwork to achieve common goals
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
11.Can an horizontal injection machine use a variety of molding materials in a single production cycle?
Yes, an injection molding machine can use a variety of molding materials in a single production cycle
Injection molding machines are designed to be able to handle a wide range of materials, including thermoplastics, elastomers, and thermosets
The machine can be programmed to switch between different materials during the production cycle, allowing for the production of complex parts with multiple materials
12.What is the role of computer-aided design (CAD) in injection molding?
We adhere to the principle of quality first and have a complete production quality management system and quality inspection process
Computer-aided design (CAD) plays an important role in injection molding
CAD is used to create 3D models of the parts that will be produced by injection molding
This allows for the design of the injection mold to be optimized for the part, ensuring that the part is produced with the highest quality and accuracy
CAD also allows for the injection mold to be tested virtually before it is produced, ensuring that it will produce the desired parts
13.What is the expected recovery rate for materials used in injection molding?
We have advantages in marketing and channel expansion
Suppliers have established good cooperative relations, continuously improved workflows, improved efficiency and productivity, and provided customers with high -quality products and services
The expected recovery rate for materials used in injection molding depends on the type of material being used
Generally, the recovery rate for thermoplastics is between 80-90%, while the recovery rate for thermosets is between 50-60%
14.What is the typical lifespan of an horizontal injection machine?
We adhere to the principle of integrity and transparency, and establish long -term relationships with partners, and we attach great importance to this detail
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
15.About horizontal injection machine MOQ
Injection molding machine MOQs vary depending on the type of machine and the supplier
Generally, the MOQ for a standard injection molding machine is one unit
However, some suppliers may require a minimum order of two or more units
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