Sony mould adopts Zhenxiong board machine for the production of high-end medical equipment test mode
2016-8-12 16:35:36
Recently, Foshan Shunde Xinli Mould Plastic Co., Ltd. Siemens brand manufacturer made a production "medical MRI scanner" host shell large mold, and specially ed a shock male Speedmaster SM 2600-TP-SVP/2 servo drive board of large injection molding machine for trial production. The medical MRI scanner shell mold high 2100mm, 1900mm wide, thick 930mm, the whole test process model, from the installation of mold to start automatic adjustment process adjustment of the machine to the optimum parameters for only a short time, the SM 2600-TP-SVP/2 injection molding machine from the test mode the fourth module start and stable production of qualified plastic products. Due to earthquake male board of large injection molding machine with high-speed automatic mold adjustment function and speed shift mode patent design, greatly shorten the production cycle. The structure of the screw thread of the patent guide pillar is unique, which ensures that the machine has high speed, low noise, high precision and excellent stability. After staff put plastic raw material input, machine under the precise control of the intelligent computer started methodically to melt and mold, injection glue, packing, cooling, the mold and a series of actions, then perfect forming a huge precision plastic products. Earthquake male group in 2007 launched China's first and second injection molding machine since, through years of continuous development and innovation, has been successfully launched from 700 tons to 65 tons full range of servo drive board of large injection molding machine.The series injection molding machine has a number of innovative patented technology, covers an area of at least, stroke parameters and template area is the largest, advanced design, with a full range of modular technology. It allows the customer to on-demand free collocation mode locking and the shoot, the perfect close to the customer's production needs.
