show preview | Interplastica/PlastIndia
Negri Bossi Stand 1 C10 Italian machinery maker Negri Bossi will show two of its latest injection models – a Janus 22SE and Eos 120SE. The Janus is an energy efficient hybrid design that is
claimed to offer energy consumption similar to all- electric designs in some applications. The machine shown will be a Smart Energy high performance version, using accumulators to deliver injection performance beyond many standard all-electric designs. The Eos is also a new design. The hydraulic, two-platen
machine has been engineered to take up minimal floor space. It will also be shown in a Smart Energy configura- tion, which automatically optimises the cycle requirement to cut energy consumption. ❙
www.negribossi.com
Sumitomo Demag Stand F E44 Centre stage on the Sumitomo (SHI) Demag stand will be an automated 100 tonne IntElect 100-340 machine, which will be producing ball point pen housings in PS. The machine will be equipped with a beam robot
from French automation specialist Sepro Robotique and Italian-built Moretto ancillary equipment. The mould is loaned by Russian office equipment maker Krita and was made bu Ruhla Werkzeugbau in Germany. IntElect machines provide a wide tiebar spacing and
include features such as linear platen guides, five point toggle clamping and Sumitomo Demag’s latest ActiveQ
PlastIndia 2012
www.plastindia.org Dates: 1-6 February 2012 Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Final Day 10:00-15:00)
Venue: Pragati Maidan Exhibition Centre, New Delhi Organiser: PlastIndia Foundation
About: Taking place every three years, PlastIndia is India’s largest plastics industry trade fair. The last event in 2009 attracted more than 1,500 exhibitors (476 from outside of India) and extended across 77,000m2
of space in 18 halls. This year’s event also includes a comprehensive conference programme
Arburg Stand 12 C4 Arburg’s display at PlastIndia will be focused on packaging, with its centrepiece an Allrounder 470H moulding machine producing an ice cream tub in transparent PP. The 100 tonne machine will be running a two-cavity
mould producing two 100ml tubs, each weighing 4.5g, on a cycle time of 3.5s. The machine uses the compa- ny’s hybrid Hidrive system, which is designed to deliver
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high productivity and optimised energy use by combin- ing a servo-electric toggle clamping system and electrical plasticising drive with a high speed hydraulic injection unit. Arburg says the HiDrive configuration, which is
available on machines from 60 to 500 tonnes, provides typical energy savings of 40%. It also allows simultane- ous movements to be used to reduce cycle times. ❙
www.arburg.com
www.injectionworld.com
high sensitivity mould protection. They are available from 50 to 450 tonnes. ❙
www.sumitomo-shi-demag.eu
Witmmann Battenfeld Stand 8.1 A40 Wittmann Battenfeld is placing the focus of its Interplas- tica display on high technology manufacturing, showing examples from the Wittmann Group’s full range of plastics injection moulding equipment and peripherals. Production of high gloss screens will be running on
an all-electric Wittmann Battenfeld EcoPower 180/750 using the company’s BF-Mold heat cool (variotherm) moulding technique. This proprietary technology uses the full space behind the mould cavity for thermal transfer fluid, allowing the mould temperature to be rapidly increased and decreased during the cycle. The result is said to be reduced warpage, fewer sink marks and elimination of weld lines. A W821 Wittmann robot completes the cell. The company will also demonstrate powder injection moulding (PIM) of metal pen parts on an HM 65/210 ServoPower machine equipped with a W823 robot with vertical telescope axis. The robot can handle a maxi- mum load of 10 kg. All robot models will use Wittmann’s new control
system R8.2, which is designed to make it even easier for users to access and program sophisticated automa- tion routines. ❙
www.wittmann-group.com
Netstal demonstrates advanced IML
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