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Injection Moulding Asia

New hybrid model ramps up vertical moulding

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apanese Nissei Plastic Industrial has launched its new TNX series of hybrid vertical-injection moulding machines with a total of 19 models.

The TNX series of turntable machines offers five models based on clamping forces ranging from 50 to 200 tonnes, with either centre injection (TNX-R-V model vertical injection from top of the mould) or parting line injection (TNX-R-A horizontal injection from side of the mould). The parting line option is made to order.

The machine employs Nissei's so-called super energy-efficient hybrid X Pump system. In the case of the 50 tonne TNX50R, this feature allows for 70% less power and 25% less hydraulic oil than a conventional hydraulic machine. This unit boasts maximum injection velocity of 300 mm/second, which is 2.6 times faster than conventional hydraulic machines, and an injection response time of 60 m/second (twice as fast as conventional hydraulic machines).

Its servomotor-driven pump permits low-flow volume control and feedback control is capable of precisely controlling the velocity setting below 1 mm/second. In addition, controllability and stability in the ultra-low pressure range have been improved significantly, which are ideal for thick-wall product and hot melt (low-pressure encapsulation) mouldings, says Nissei.

The TNX series is equipped with a three tiebar-wide turntable and the maximum mould dimensions mountable are said to be the largest in industry (up to 20% larger than predecessors).

To date, Nissei has sold about 10,000 vertical injection moulding machines and it plans to sell 150 units of the TNX machines a year. It is targeting sales at applications like tactile switches for electrical/electronic parts, narrow pitch connectors for mobile devices, mesh filters for automotives and LED bases and reflectors.

 
 
 
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