PRECIOUS PLASTIC INJECTION Manuale utente
Machine Manual
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Contents
1.1 The injection machine
1.2 Components
1.3 Specifications
2.0 Operation &
Maintenance
2.1 How the injection works
2.2 Operating the machine
2.3 Maintenance
2.4 Create
3.0 Safety 3.1 General instructions
3.2 Fumes
3.3 Moulds
3.4 Ancillary equipment
3.5 Workspace hazards
3.6 Personal protective equipment
3.7 Emergency situations
3.8 Safety stickers
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4.0 Installation &
Decommissioning
4.1 Preparation
4.2 Decommissioning
1.0 Introduction
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5.0 More 5.1 Online resources
5.2 Community power
5.3 Be part of it
5.4 Feedback & Support
5.5 Take it to the next level
6.0 Technical
Documents
6.1 List of recommended spares
6.2 Electrical control box
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1.2 Components
1.1 The injection machine
1.0 Introduction
Electronics
Box
Hopper
Frame
Barrel with heating
elements and
insulation cover
Plunger
Lever
Nozzle
Base
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1.3 Specifications
Type Manual lever
Weight 30 kg
Dimensions (l x w x h) 830 x 700 x 1300 mm
Voltage 240 or 110 V
Power consumption 1,2 kW
Barrel volume 150 cm3
Pressure 45 bar
Input: Plastic type HDPE, LDPE, PP, PS
Input: Flake size 2 to 20 mm
Input: Mould dimensions max 330 x 360 mm
Output: Productivity 6 to 7 inj./h
Rate throughput 1 kg/h
Maximum temperature 350ºC
Temperature regulation Yes
Heater type Heat bands (4)
Number of operators 1 to 2
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Note! Before operating the machine, make sure to read and
understand chapter 3.0 Safety section in this manual!
2.1 How the injection works
2.0 Operation & Maintenance
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2.2 Operating the machine
Startup
Production
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Tip: Depending on the plastic type, you’ll need one or sometimes two
people to pull down the lever. Before injecting into the mould, make sure
the plastic in the barrel is completely melted in order to fill all areas of the
mould. To ensure this you can remove the nozzle cap and gently push the
lever down to let a little bit of plastic come out to check the consistency. If
it's not the desired consistency, increase 5 degrees at the time until you
achieve the desired consistency (*Warning*: Plastic should never be in a
liquid state, this means plastic is burning and can be very dangerous for the
operator and can cause very serious burns).
Cooldown
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Tips & Tricks while using
Troubleshooting
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Temperatures
Indice
