Injection Molding Machine
Industrial Machinery
Injection Molding Machines are essential for manufacturing high-precision plastic parts in large volumes. These machines use heat and pressure to inject molten material into molds, ensuring consistent quality and efficiency. Designed for industrial use, they support a wide range of applications across multiple sectors, delivering durability and precision.
Main Specifications
| Clamping Force | 200 - 1200 kN |
| Injection Pressure | 80 - 200 MPa |
| Shot Size | 10 - 300 g |
| Cycle Time | 5 - 40 seconds |
| Heating Capacity | 3.5 - 7.5 kW |
| Mold Thickness | 100 - 400 mm |
| Platen Size | 300 x 300 mm - 800 x 800 mm |
| Power Supply | 380V / 50Hz |
| Weight | 1,500 - 6,000 kg |
| Control System | PLC with touch screen interface |
Core Advantages
- Precise control ensures uniform product quality
- High clamping force supports complex mold designs
- Energy-efficient heating system reduces operational costs
- Compact design optimizes factory space usage
- Durable construction for long-term reliability
Typical Application Scenarios
- Automotive component manufacturing
- Consumer goods packaging
- Medical device production
- Electronics housing fabrication
- Industrial part molding
Buying Tips for Importers
- Verify the clamping force matches your mold size requirements
- Check the injection pressure for compatibility with your material type
- Ensure the machine has sufficient cycle time for your production volume
- Confirm power supply specifications align with your facility's electrical setup
- Review the warranty and after-sales service options before purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
How does clamping force affect the quality of molded parts?
Higher clamping force ensures better mold closure, reducing flash and improving dimensional accuracy. It also allows for larger or more complex molds to be used effectively.
What factors influence the cycle time of an injection molding machine?
Cycle time depends on injection speed, cooling time, and ejection mechanism efficiency. Faster cycle times increase productivity but may require higher energy consumption.
Why is the shot size important when selecting a machine?
Shot size determines the maximum amount of material that can be injected per cycle. Choosing the right size prevents underfilling or overfilling, which impacts part quality and material waste.
How do I determine the correct power supply for an injection molding machine?
The power supply must match the machine’s voltage and frequency requirements. Ensure your facility’s electrical system can handle the load to avoid downtime or damage.