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Selection Process For Used Plastic Injection Molding Machines

Buying used plastic injection molding machines can be a challenging process that needs to be handled with a lot of care. If you are not too careful during the buying process, you may end up with a faulty machine that will leave you with a lot of regrets. <br>

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Selection Process For Used Plastic Injection Molding Machines

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  1. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com Selection Process For Used Plastic Injection Molding Machines

  2. Selection Process For Used Plastic Injection Molding Machines Buying used plastic injection molding machines can be a challenging process that needs to be handled with a lot of care. If you are not too careful during the buying process, you may end up with a faulty machine that will leave you with a lot of regrets. The injection molding machine that you will choose should be able to minimize reject rate, reduce consumption of power, eliminate unscheduled machine downtime and have faster cycle times. Do not be easily convinced by the dealers of these machines to buy their products before establishing if they will be able to meet your needs or not. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

  3. WHAT TO KNOW WHEN BUYING A USED INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE Before you buy the used plastic injection molding machines, it is important to know the plastic parts that you intend to mold. If you buy a machine and then start molding parts that are not suited to it, you will get frustration from ongoing quality problems, machine and mold damage, and slow cycle times. Additionally, you also need to know the size and weight of the molds that you will be creating with the machine. When you know these details, you will be able to find a machine with the correct injection unit size as well as clamp tonnage requirements. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

  4. WHAT TO KNOW WHEN BUYING A USED INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE The next thing you will need to do after knowing the plastic parts you intend to mold will be to select the machine type. On the market, you will find three different types of injection molding machines that include fully hydraulic, fully electric and hybrid. The fully hydraulic machines are defined by the type of hydraulic pump design, clamp design as well as an absence of accumulator. If one of your priorities when choosing the injection molding machine is low power consumption, you should choose a fully hydraulic machine that has a servo pump because it is more energy efficient. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

  5. WHAT TO KNOW WHEN BUYING A USED INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE Fully electric injection molding machines have their upsides too. Their movement is done with direct servo motors that only draw power when movement is needed. This makes them very energy efficient. They have excellent repeatability that ensures consistent part quality during the molding process. The hybrid injection molding machines use a combination of an electric drive and hydraulic drive. Fast injection speeds are generated by the hydraulic drive when thin wall parts are being molded. The rest of the machine utilizes electric servo motors with every axis having its own dedicated motor. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

  6. WHAT TO KNOW WHEN BUYING A USED INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE Another thing you need to do when buying used plastic injection molding machines it to calculate the injection unit size. For specific tonnage molding machines, manufacturers usually have two injection units that you can choose from. The units have three different screw as well as barrel assemblies. To be able to choose the right one for your needs, you need to calculate the short size as a percentage of the expected injection capacity. For good quality parts to be made, the shot size should fall between 25 percent and 65 percent. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

  7. WHAT TO KNOW WHEN BUYING A USED INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE For more information that will help you choose the right used plastic injection molding machines for your needs, visit my website today at http://www.premierplasticsnj.com/. http://www.premierplasticsnj.com

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