Plastic Injection Robot

Plastic Injection Robot
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Our Plastic Injection Robot series delivers high-speed part extraction, precise insert loading, and versatile secondary handling for single- and multi-cavity production lines – engineered for speed, flexibility, and 24/7 operational reliability.
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Our Plastic Injection Robot series delivers high-speed part extraction, precise insert loading, and versatile secondary handling for single- and multi-cavity production lines – engineered for speed, flexibility, and 24/7 operational reliability.

Injection Molding Part Extraction
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Parameters

 

Model

BRTN17WSS3PC

BRTN17WSS5PC

Power Source(kVA)

4.23

4.23

Recommended I.M.M(ton)

600T–1700T

600T–1700T

Drive Method

AC Servo motor

AC Servo motor

Model of EOAT

Four suctions

Two fixtures

Four suctions

Two fixtures

Traverse Stroke(mm)

2510

2510

Crosswise Stroke(mm)

1415

1415

Vertical Stroke(mm)

1700

1700

Max.Payload(kg))

20

20

Dry Take Out Time(sec)

4.45

4.45

Dry Cycle Time(sec)

13.32

13.32

Air Consumption(NI/cycle)

15

15

Repeatability(mm)

±0.1

±0.1

Weight(kg)

585

585

30

 

Core Product Capabilities & Technical Advantages

01/

Ultra-Fast Extraction: Lightweight aluminum/carbon-fiber arms enable takeout times as low as 0.6 seconds.

02/

Flexible Multi-Axis Control: 3-axis, 5-axis, and hybrid pneumatic/servo configurations for complex geometries.

03/

Custom EOAT: Multi-circuit pneumatic/vacuum lines support quick-change suction, gripping, sprue cutting, and insert placement.

04/

Vibration Reduction: Digital suppression minimizes arm wobble at high speeds – protecting molds and delicate parts.

05/

Smart Safety: Real-time torque monitoring and optical barriers prevent mold collisions during misfeeds or power loss.

Plastic Parts and Handling Applications

 

Small Components: Compact grippers with controlled handling to prevent displacement, damage, or mixing.

 

Thin-Walled/Lightweight Parts: Careful control of gripping force, contact area, and release position – based on rigidity and deformation risk.

 

Large Components: Higher payload, greater range, or different gripping – reviewing weight, dimensions, mold space, and placement position.

 

Parts with Runners: Confirm whether parts and runners are removed together or separately – gripper and motion sequence depend on mold and process.

 

Downstream Handling: Define orientation, release position, and transfer sequence before finalizing – for conveyor, fixture, inspection, or next workstation.

 

Gripper Configuration for Plastic Part Handling

 

Part Geometry: Gripping points must match the molded component's shape and available contact surfaces.

 

Part Material & Rigidity: Thin-walled, flexible, or easily marked parts may need different contact arrangements from rigid components.

 

Gripping Method: Mechanical, vacuum, or other methods selected according to the part and confirmed equipment capabilities.

 

Runner Handling: Confirm required gripping points and whether separate handling is needed when runners must also be removed.

 

Product Orientation: Evaluate whether additional movement or tooling is required if the part must be rotated or placed in a specific orientation.

 

Changeover Needs: For multiple products, consider dedicated grippers, adjustable tooling, or quick-change arrangements.

Injection Molding Automation Solution

 

Quality Assurance and Acceptance Criteria

Precision & Repeatability Test: Multi-axis positioning verified to ±0.05 mm accuracy over 1,000 continuous cycle runs.

Load & Speed Verification: Stress-tested under maximum rated payload capacity and peak dry-cycle speeds prior to delivery.

Safety & Interlock Validation: Comprehensive inspection of Euromap emergency stop handshakes, pneumatic pressure sensors, and physical limit switches.

Pre-Shipment Factory Run-Off (FAT): Full functional and electrical audit conducted to guarantee plug-and-play reliability upon on-site installation.

 

Packaging & Shipping Standards

 

Industrial Export Crating: Securely packed in ISPM 15-compliant fumigated wooden crates with reinforced internal bracing to prevent transit shifting.

 

Moisture & Shock Protection: Sealed in heavy-duty moisture barrier foil with desiccants and shock-absorbing foam cushioning for critical electronics.

 

Component Kit Organization: Clearly labeled modular parts, cables, and EOAT fixtures sorted into dedicated sub-boxes for rapid on-site unpacking.

 

Global Logistics Support: Full compliance with international export standards, including complete customs documentation, insurance coverage, and reliable sea/air freight tracking.

 

FAQ

 

Q: How can I reduce the risk of damaging plastic parts during removal?

A: Evaluate gripping method, contact points, gripping force, motion path, and release position against the part's geometry and material characteristics – application testing may be needed for sensitive components.

Q: What information is required to check robot compatibility?

A: Provide machine manufacturer and model, clamping force, mold dimensions, installation height, machine interface details, and available floor or ceiling clearance.

Q: Can the robot meet my existing production cycle time?

A: Assessed against actual payload, travel distance, gripping sequence, machine timing, and safety requirements – request verified performance data for the proposed configuration and application.

Q: What payment terms are available?

A: 30% T/T deposit, 70% balance before shipment.

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