Vertical Injection Moulding Machine
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): | 647 mm . |
| Ejector Force(kN): | 132kN | Theoretical Shot Volume(cm2): | 371 cm³ |
| Injection Rate (g/S): | 112 g/s | Machine Type: | Hydraulic |
| Injection Weight (9): | 180 g | Screw diameter (mm): | 649 mm |
| Distance between Tie Bars: | 900*405 | Weight (KG): | 490 kg |
| Type: | Tube Head Injection | Place of Origin: | Guangdong, China |
| Open Stroke(mm): | 170 mm | Model Number: | HM105-25 |
| Brand Name: | HOMMAR | Power (kW): | 383 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: | 6sets | Oil Tank Capacity: | 388L |
| Product name: | Injection machinery |
1.About hydraulic injection machine customization services
Injection molding machine customization services are a great way to customize your injection molding machine to meet your specific needs
With the help of a professional, you can customize your machine to fit your exact specifications and requirements
This can include customizing the size, shape, and features of the machine, as well as the materials used in the process
Customization services can also help you save money by reducing the cost of production and increasing the efficiency of the process
2.About hydraulic injection machine production equipment
Injection molding machine production equipment is used to produce plastic parts and components for a variety of industries
The injection molding process involves melting plastic pellets and injecting them into a mold cavity
The molten plastic is then cooled and ejected from the mold
Injection molding machines come in a variety of sizes and configurations, and can be used to produce parts ranging from small medical components to large automotive parts
3.About the development history of hydraulic 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
4.How has the size and weight of hydraulic injection machines changed over the years?
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Injection molding machines have become much smaller and lighter over the years
Early injection molding machines were large, bulky, and heavy, weighing up to several tons
Today, injection molding machines are much smaller and lighter, with some machines weighing as little as a few hundred pounds
This has allowed for more flexibility in the placement of injection molding machines, as well as increased portability
Additionally, the smaller size and weight of modern injection molding machines has allowed for more efficient production processes
5.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
6.How has automation affected the injection molding industry?
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Automation has had a major impact on the injection molding industry
Automation has allowed for increased production speeds, improved product quality, and reduced labor costs
Automation has also enabled injection molders to produce more complex parts with greater accuracy and repeatability
Automation has also allowed for improved safety, as machines can be programmed to operate with fewer risks to workers
Finally, automation has allowed injection molders to reduce their energy consumption and waste, leading to a more sustainable production process
7.What are the energy consumption levels of different types of hydraulic injection machines?
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The energy consumption levels of different types of injection molding machines vary depending on the size and type of machine
Generally, the larger the machine, the higher the energy consumption
For example, a standard hydraulic injection molding machine typically consumes between 3 and 5 kWh per hour, while a servo-driven machine can consume up to 15 kWh per hour
Additionally, machines with higher clamping forces tend to consume more energy than those with lower clamping forces
8.What are some of the quality control measures used in injection molding?
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Visual Inspection: Inspecting the parts for any visible defects or inconsistencies
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Dimensional Inspection: Checking the dimensions of the parts to ensure they meet the design specifications
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Material Testing: Testing the material used in the injection molding process to ensure it meets the required standards
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Pressure Testing: Testing the pressure of the injection molding machine to ensure it is within the specified range
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Temperature Testing: Testing the temperature of the injection molding machine to ensure it is within the specified range
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Flow Testing: Testing the flow of the injection molding material to ensure it is within the specified range
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Leak Testing: Testing the injection molding parts for any leaks or defects
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X-Ray Inspection: Using X-ray technology to inspect the parts for any internal defects
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Ultrasonic Testing: Using ultrasonic technology to inspect the parts for any internal defects
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Microscopic Inspection: Using a microscope to inspect the parts for any microscopic defects
9.What is the typical lifespan of an hydraulic injection 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
10.What factors affect the overall cycle time of an hydraulic injection 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
11.About hydraulic 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
12.About the scale of hydraulic injection machine factory
Injection molding machine factories vary in size and scale
Some factories may only produce a few machines per year, while others may produce hundreds or even thousands of machines per year
The size of the factory will depend on the size of the machines being produced, the number of machines being produced, and the demand for the machines
13.About hydraulic injection machine delivery date
Injection molding machine delivery dates vary depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of the machine
Generally, the delivery date for a standard injection molding machine is between 4-6 weeks
However, for more complex projects, the delivery date can be longer
It is important to discuss the delivery date with the injection molding machine supplier before placing an order
14.Can an hydraulic 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
15.What types of materials can be used in an hydraulic injection 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
16.What are the main components of an hydraulic injection machine?
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Clamping Unit: This is the part of the machine that holds the two halves of the mold together during the injection process
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Injection Unit: This is the part of the machine that melts the plastic and injects it into the mold
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Control Unit: This is the part of the machine that controls the speed, pressure, and temperature of the injection process
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Ejector Unit: This is the part of the machine that pushes the finished part out of the mold
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They are now widely exporting to 200 countries.
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