Injection Molding Machine

Applications

This injection molding machine is widely used for producing:

• Food packaging​ – Yogurt cups, pudding cups, disposable cutlery, trays, and lids.
• Bottle caps & closures​ – PP/PE screw caps, flip-top caps for beverages and condiments.
• Containers​ – Thin-wall containers for takeaways, deli packs, and fruit boxes.
• Components​ – Parts for kitchen appliances, food processing equipment, and dispensers.
• Preforms​ – PET preforms for subsequent bottle blowing (requires specific models).

Technical Specifications

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between hydraulic, hybrid, and all-electric machines?

A: Hydraulic: Cost-effective, powerful, but higher energy consumption. Hybrid (Servo): Uses a servo pump, offering 30-60% energy saving, good precision. All-electric: Highest precision, speed, and energy efficiency, but highest initial cost. We supply all types based on your needs and budget.

Q2: Can your machine produce food-grade products?

A: Yes, our machines are suitable for food-grade production. We can configure them with materials and surface treatments (e.g., stainless steel platens, chrome-plated screws) that meet hygiene requirements. The machine itself does not grant food-grade status; the process and raw materials do.

Q3: Do you provide mold design and manufacturing services?

A: We have long-term partnerships with professional mold makers. We can assist with mold design recommendations, sourcing, and procurement, offering a complete turnkey solution for your production line.

Q4: What is the warranty and after-sales service?

A: We offer a standard 12-month warranty on the main machine. We provide online technical support, on-site commissioning and training, and a reliable supply of spare parts. Our engineers can be dispatched for major repairs if needed.

Q5: How do I choose the right clamping force?

A: The required clamping force depends on the projected area of the part and the injection pressure. As a rough guide: for general-purpose PP/PE containers, 2-3 tons of clamping force per square inch of projected area is common. We can help you calculate based on your part design.

Q6: What is the delivery lead time?

A: For standard models, lead time is 30-60 days. Custom configurations or large-tonnage machines may take 60-90 days.

Additional Features

• Optional robotic parts picker for automated production.
• Central lubrication system for reduced maintenance.
• Energy monitoring system to track and optimize power usage.