Mold Components & Systems

Durex expands custom cartridge-heater capabilities

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: May 7th, 2012

Durex Industries, a designer and manufacturer of heaters, temperature sensors, and controls, announced an expansion of its custom cartridge heater capabilities with the introduction of its new advanced Magnum family of cartridge heaters.

Leak proof nozzles in plug-and-play hot runner package

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: February 16th, 2012

By threading the nozzles directly into the hot runner manifold, a new hot runner nozzle offers a leak-proof design without critical stack-up dimensions that must be maintained.  The 09E nozzle, for use with Synventive Molding Solutions' line of 'Plug 'n Play' unitized hot runner systems, has thermal- and valve-gate options, including a 9-mm internal flow bore, with 30-mm mold cut-out. Synventive says the nozzle is ideal for medium-sized part applications with maximum shot weights of 250g per nozzle.

Cartridge heater’s split-sheath design optimizes temperature control

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: May 18th, 2011

A new line of split-sheath cartridge heaters features a groove along the outside to accommodate a needle-type thermocouple that allows more accurate sensing and control for temperature-critical processing applications, such as molding heat-sensitive resins.

Cylindrical air valve for high-speed molding

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: March 7th, 2011

The Z4912 air valve from Hasco (Lüdenscheid, Germany) has been adapted to the stringent requirements of high-speed molds following a redesign to the inner structure. With the new construction, particular focus was given to achieving a stable design and connection of the individual components to guarantee long-term functioning.

Quick-coupling water jumpers enable compact cooling configuration

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: March 4th, 2011

Quick-Coupler-type water jumpers from DME Molding Supplies (Madison Heights, MI) can plumb a mold for cooling using significantly less mold space, according to DME. They can either be embedded in the mold itself or run on top of the mold.

Drooling disappears with Mini-Shut

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: February 15th, 2011

DME Molding Supplies (Madison Heights, MI) has expanded its line of MRO products to include Mini-Shut Automatic Nozzle Tips. These low-cost tips shut off the flow of plastic into a mold to prevent drooling and stringing without requiring mold decompression.

Go with the flomo for fluent mold temperature control

By PlasticsToday Staff
Published: February 8th, 2011

What's reported to be one of the smallest manually configurable temperature control and water distribution devices with electronic monitoring on the market has debuted from injection machine builder Engel ( Schwertberg/Austria).

This mold monitor is much more than a cycle counter

By IMM Staff
Published: November 9th, 2010

At the K 2010 Show in Germany, Progressive Components, a global supplier of components for the production tooling industry, introduced an addition to its CounterView line: the CVe Monitor. It monitors more than just mold cycles completed, gathering a variety of specific data, such as cycle time over the life of the tool and cycle time over the last 25,000 cycles. It also provides the percentage of activity versus downtime, downtime date ranges, and increments where mold maintenance was performed. 



HR nozzle for side-gated polyolefin applications

By Stephen Moore
Published: October 1st, 2010

The new Multi Shot Z10440/... from Hasco Hasenclever (Lüdenscheid, Germany) has been designed specifically for side gating and is ideal for articles such as sleeves and cannula tubes. The nozzle has been conceived specifically for application with polyolefins.

Stack mold drooling eliminated with sprue bar device

By Stephen Moore
Published: August 22nd, 2010

Melt Design, Inc. (St. Charles, IL) a leading manufacturer of runnerless injection molding systems, has introduced an anti-drool sprue bar device specially designed for use with stack molds, The patented shut-off device puts plastic drooling problems to rest and can be installed on new sprue bars or retrofitted to fit existing, non-functional ones.

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