2014-06-10 11:09:00
#1
Suggestions on plastic injection molding machine brands
Need profession suggestions on plastic injection molding machine brands: DEMAG, BETTENFELD, ENGEL, KRAUSS-MAFFEI, JSW, KAWAGUCHI, ARBUG, CINCINNATI,JSW, NESSEI, TOYO.
2014-06-11 04:54:00
Top #2
There is only one answer and it is Engel. Of course it can't be answered that easy there are a lot factors to evaluate but based on our experience Engel is a good choice.
2014-06-11 07:19:00
Top #3
thank you Alek, i will consider it.
2014-06-11 09:58:00
Top #4
Not so easy better machine. Depend of your requirements...
2014-06-11 15:35:00
Top #5
I think that this depends on the products and type of production you will do. I had chance to work with Krauss Maffei, Arburg, Demag/Sumitomo (today is Sumitomo), Engel, Battenfeld (today under Wittmann's control and improved). If you need small, precise machine then you should look at Arburg or Engel (also in case of often change of production), if you are missing space two platen Krauss will be the choice (but also big machines as well as electric), if you want general purpose then it is Demag and Battenfeld. Last not least, micro and small parts are best on Arburg and Battendfeld. You have to be more clear what kind of production you will run and what is your expectation and also what support you can get there where is production from machine manufacturer.
2014-06-11 18:24:00
Top #6
They are all good machines. It really depends on what special processes/products that they are being used for.
All have the Standard and Available special add on options, standard maintenances, Storage, SPC capabilities, Mold Flow Laminar, Inputs and outputs controls, etc...
For instance:
Engel has the tie bar less for mid sizes for quick set up and also very precise Flow Laminar/Process Set Up and Controls; Kawaguchi is excellent at second stage controls, Arbur All Rounder has the ability to be set up either as conventional horizontal or Overmold Vertical. And Demag, Battenfeld, etc...
Overall they are all very good performance equipments. Can't go wrong with any of these.
All have the Standard and Available special add on options, standard maintenances, Storage, SPC capabilities, Mold Flow Laminar, Inputs and outputs controls, etc...
For instance:
Engel has the tie bar less for mid sizes for quick set up and also very precise Flow Laminar/Process Set Up and Controls; Kawaguchi is excellent at second stage controls, Arbur All Rounder has the ability to be set up either as conventional horizontal or Overmold Vertical. And Demag, Battenfeld, etc...
Overall they are all very good performance equipments. Can't go wrong with any of these.
2014-06-11 22:34:00
Top #7
thank you all for useful suggestions, Arbug and Battenfeld will be our priorities as we are mainly run small parts. In-house we already have JSW, Haitian, Toyo, they are running good but cannot meet expectations, we are considering about other options.
Thanks again
Thanks again
2014-06-12 00:41:00
Top #8
To the same operator`s/setter my choice as a molds technician would be as KM and Engel.
2014-06-12 01:20:00
Top #9
You might as well be really specific about the your main focus.
Here's example the company(High Precision focused) that I work for.
We have around 500 machines from 5t-400t
Magnesium Injection Molding: NISSEI
Plastic Injection molding Machine:
Sodik: Very High (for Plastic Lens only)
Fanuc: Very High (for Plastic Lens only)
Sumitomo: Precision Requirement relatively High.
JSW: Mid-High (Popular in Japan)
Toyo: Mid (relatively cost competitive)
NISSEI: High-Mid (Sold most all over the world)
Haixing: MIddle-Low, but it's getting better.
and others
Your main customer may prefer particular kind over others.
If you pick machine which is different from customer preference,
you might have hard time during validation process.
While NISSEI is pretty good at developing new technology, other followers have price advantages releasing similar features later.
We lately added Fanuc for Lens production over sodik because their late machine is appealing. So, there's also time and location factors put into account for decision making.
Good luck.
Here's example the company(High Precision focused) that I work for.
We have around 500 machines from 5t-400t
Magnesium Injection Molding: NISSEI
Plastic Injection molding Machine:
Sodik: Very High (for Plastic Lens only)
Fanuc: Very High (for Plastic Lens only)
Sumitomo: Precision Requirement relatively High.
JSW: Mid-High (Popular in Japan)
Toyo: Mid (relatively cost competitive)
NISSEI: High-Mid (Sold most all over the world)
Haixing: MIddle-Low, but it's getting better.
and others
Your main customer may prefer particular kind over others.
If you pick machine which is different from customer preference,
you might have hard time during validation process.
While NISSEI is pretty good at developing new technology, other followers have price advantages releasing similar features later.
We lately added Fanuc for Lens production over sodik because their late machine is appealing. So, there's also time and location factors put into account for decision making.
Good luck.
2016-01-27 14:04:00
Top #10
good to see
2016-05-11 04:32:00
Top #11
would you compare TOYO and ENGEL?
We are currently looking for about 400TON injection molding machine.
We are in automotive industry and we are mainly working with PP, ABS and PA6 GF30.
Parts that we will gonna produce will be plastic visual part for automotive industry.
awaiting your returns and also (if) other suggestion.
We are currently looking for about 400TON injection molding machine.
We are in automotive industry and we are mainly working with PP, ABS and PA6 GF30.
Parts that we will gonna produce will be plastic visual part for automotive industry.
awaiting your returns and also (if) other suggestion.
2017-04-18 05:55:00
Top #12
NEGRI BOSSI- IS WITH VERY GOOD OPERATOR FRIENDLY FAULT DIAGNOSIS SCREEN .
2022-07-15 17:04:24
Top #13
Hi everyone
we are looking for an injection mold machine for using in clean room and for producing precise part. which brand do you prefer to select?
best regards
we are looking for an injection mold machine for using in clean room and for producing precise part. which brand do you prefer to select?
best regards
2024-07-21 19:04:49
Top #14
In reply to Omid. When it comes to selecting an injection mold machine for use in a clean room and for producing precise parts, several brands are known for their quality and performance. Brands like Husky, Engel, and KraussMaffei are often preferred.
Husky is renowned for its advanced technology and high-precision molding capabilities, making it suitable for demanding clean room applications.
Engel is also recognized for its precision and reliability, offering machines that can meet strict requirements for part quality.
KraussMaffei is another top choice, known for its innovative solutions and ability to produce precise parts consistently.
However, the final brand selection depends on various factors such as your specific production requirements, budget, and the level of technical support available in your region. It's advisable to conduct a detailed evaluation and possibly even test runs with different machines to make the most informed decision.
2024-07-25 17:36:13
Top #15
How much does an injection mold machine typically cost?
2024-07-30 17:39:52
Top #16
In reply to dylan.
The cost of an injection mold machine can vary significantly depending on several factors such as the brand, model, size, features, and capacity.
Entry-level or smaller machines with basic features can start from around $50,000 to $100,000. Mid-range machines with more advanced capabilities and larger clamping forces might range from $100,000 to $500,000.
High-end, large-scale, and highly precise machines from well-known brands can cost anywhere from $500,000 to several million dollars.
It's important to note that additional costs such as tooling, installation, maintenance, and training should also be factored into the overall budget when considering the purchase of an injection mold machine.
The cost of an injection mold machine can vary significantly depending on several factors such as the brand, model, size, features, and capacity.
Entry-level or smaller machines with basic features can start from around $50,000 to $100,000. Mid-range machines with more advanced capabilities and larger clamping forces might range from $100,000 to $500,000.
High-end, large-scale, and highly precise machines from well-known brands can cost anywhere from $500,000 to several million dollars.
It's important to note that additional costs such as tooling, installation, maintenance, and training should also be factored into the overall budget when considering the purchase of an injection mold machine.
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