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Ref. no.: 18092Manufacturer: ENGELYear of construction: 2001Clamping unitClamping force: 300 tonOpening stroke: 855 mmPlaten size (h x v): 1050 x 650 mmInjection unitScrew diameter: 60 +35 mmInjection volume: 735 +135 cm³Shot weight: 662 + 122 gInjection pressure: 1834 +1620 barMeasurements and weightDimensions: 7,75 x 2,35 x 2,6 mMachine weight: 24780 kgFurther information:ENGEL ES 1350H200W/300HL-2F — 2K Injection Moulding MachineThis machine from the prestigious Austrian manufacturer ENGEL, built in 2001, features a clamping force of 300 tonnes and a true 2K L-configuration in horizontal layout.Motor and Hydraulic SystemThe machine is equipped with a powerful electric motor coupled to a high-pressure hydraulic pump group. The electric motor continuously drives the hydraulic pump, providing pressurised oil flow throughout the entire system. This pressurised oil feeds the clamping cylinder, the injection pistons of both units, and the ejector system. The thick red hydraulic hoses visible behind Unit B carry this high-pressure oil flow — both units are supplied via independent hydraulic circuits, allowing Unit A and Unit B to operate simultaneously without influencing each other.Operating PrincipleThe two independent injection units are positioned at 90° to each other — in an L-shape. The mould is locked with 300 tonnes of clamping force. Unit A injects the primary material into the mould at 1834 bar. Immediately afterwards, Unit B injects the second material or colour from a 90° angle into the same mould at 1620 bar. The two materials bond at a molecular level inside the mould, cooling is completed and the ejectors push out the finished 2K part as a single piece. No gluing, screwing or assembly is required — two materials emerge as one single part in a single cycle.ApplicationsAutomotive interior and exterior trim parts, large technical plastic components, parts combining a rigid body with a soft grip surface, two-colour large-surface parts.
Ref. no.: 18092
Manufacturer: ENGEL
Year of construction: 2001
Clamping unit
Clamping force: 300 ton
Opening stroke: 855 mm
Platen size (h x v): 1050 x 650 mm
Injection unit
Screw diameter: 60 +35 mm
Injection volume: 735 +135 cm³
Shot weight: 662 + 122 g
Injection pressure: 1834 +1620 bar
Measurements and weight
Dimensions: 7,75 x 2,35 x 2,6 m
Machine weight: 24780 kg
Further information:
ENGEL ES 1350H200W/300HL-2F — 2K Injection Moulding Machine
This machine from the prestigious Austrian manufacturer ENGEL, built in 2001, features a clamping force of 300 tonnes and a true 2K L-configuration in horizontal layout.
Motor and Hydraulic System
The machine is equipped with a powerful electric motor coupled to a high-pressure hydraulic pump group. The electric motor continuously drives the hydraulic pump, providing pressurised oil flow throughout the entire system. This pressurised oil feeds the clamping cylinder, the injection pistons of both units, and the ejector system. The thick red hydraulic hoses visible behind Unit B carry this high-pressure oil flow — both units are supplied via independent hydraulic circuits, allowing Unit A and Unit B to operate simultaneously without influencing each other.
Operating Principle
The two independent injection units are positioned at 90° to each other — in an L-shape. The mould is locked with 300 tonnes of clamping force. Unit A injects the primary material into the mould at 1834 bar. Immediately afterwards, Unit B injects the second material or colour from a 90° angle into the same mould at 1620 bar. The two materials bond at a molecular level inside the mould, cooling is completed and the ejectors push out the finished 2K part as a single piece. No gluing, screwing or assembly is required — two materials emerge as one single part in a single cycle.
Applications
Automotive interior and exterior trim parts, large technical plastic components, parts combining a rigid body with a soft grip surface, two-colour large-surface parts.
Ogłoszenie zostało przetłumaczone automatycznie i mogły wystąpić pewne błędy w tłumaczeniu.
Manufacturer: ENGEL
Year of construction: 2001
Clamping unit
Clamping force: 300 ton
Opening stroke: 855 mm
Platen size (h x v): 1050 x 650 mm
Injection unit
Screw diameter: 60 +35 mm
Injection volume: 735 +135 cm³
Shot weight: 662 + 122 g
Injection pressure: 1834 +1620 bar
Measurements and weight
Dimensions: 7,75 x 2,35 x 2,6 m
Machine weight: 24780 kg
Further information:
ENGEL ES 1350H200W/300HL-2F — 2K Injection Moulding Machine
This machine from the prestigious Austrian manufacturer ENGEL, built in 2001, features a clamping force of 300 tonnes and a true 2K L-configuration in horizontal layout.
Motor and Hydraulic System
The machine is equipped with a powerful electric motor coupled to a high-pressure hydraulic pump group. The electric motor continuously drives the hydraulic pump, providing pressurised oil flow throughout the entire system. This pressurised oil feeds the clamping cylinder, the injection pistons of both units, and the ejector system. The thick red hydraulic hoses visible behind Unit B carry this high-pressure oil flow — both units are supplied via independent hydraulic circuits, allowing Unit A and Unit B to operate simultaneously without influencing each other.
Operating Principle
The two independent injection units are positioned at 90° to each other — in an L-shape. The mould is locked with 300 tonnes of clamping force. Unit A injects the primary material into the mould at 1834 bar. Immediately afterwards, Unit B injects the second material or colour from a 90° angle into the same mould at 1620 bar. The two materials bond at a molecular level inside the mould, cooling is completed and the ejectors push out the finished 2K part as a single piece. No gluing, screwing or assembly is required — two materials emerge as one single part in a single cycle.
Applications
Automotive interior and exterior trim parts, large technical plastic components, parts combining a rigid body with a soft grip surface, two-colour large-surface parts.
Ogłoszenie zostało przetłumaczone automatycznie i mogły wystąpić pewne błędy w tłumaczeniu.