K2019 – MACHINERY | EXHIBITION PREVIEW
range between 500 and 3,700 kN. Windsor says the new series has already proven itself in the packaging market, in the building industry (fittings), in the IT sector (small appliance housings), in the household goods industry and in the automotive sector. It is available with newly developed high-performance screw cylinders, a special linear guide for the injection unit and an effective servo injection system operating in a closed control loop. �
www.fcs.com.tw/en �
www.windsor-gmbh.de
Futaba will exhibit in-mould sensing solutions at its K2019 stand in partnership with injection moulding machine manufacturers. These include in-mould pressure, in-mould resin temperature and cavity surface temperature measurements. Machines are set-up and ready to perform measurements and display obtained waveforms. These measurements are effective for both mould-tooling verification and mass production phases. In the verification phase, waveform comparisons between good and bad production runs contribute to identify the right waveform (which later becomes a reference waveform) that produces the best mouldings. In the mass production phase, the measure-
ments prevent moulders from mixing defective mouldings and secure stable production of high quality mouldings. Recorded waveforms are used for documentation of quality conformance, produc- tivity and performance of products. �
www.futaba-eu.com
Hahn Group’s companies in automation are showing their technologies on Hahn’s stand at K2019. Robotics company Wemo is launching WIPS 4.0 software for user-friendly programming of robots, which is based on user experiences from customer installations. The new ergonomic and lightweight handheld controller W-Hp12, in combination with a 10.1-inch colour screen, gives operators and programmers a better overview of the status and program structure. New robots at K2019 include Wemo’s 3-5 Linear
Picker, for sprue and part handling, the 8-5 sDesign high-speed linear robot for thin-wall packaging, and the 120 xLine Tandem concept which mounts two robots on the same Z-axis, resulting in a more cost-effective production. Waldorf Technik is using a medical application, showing direct digital printing on syringes. The company developed an automation system for the process with its long-standing partner Netstal,
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which is based on its Vario TIP System. Syringe barrels can be printed on, directly after extraction from the injection moulding machine. GeKu and Hahn Robotics have formed a new subsidiary specialising in collaborative robot solutions in Diepenau, northern Germany. GeKu says the Sawyer cobot from Rethink Robotics, for example, is “very easy to install and operate” in part handling during injection moulding. �
www.hahn.group �
www.wemogroup.com �
www.waldorf-technik.de �
www.geku.de
Haitian International is using K2019 to highlight new developments in hardware and software machine models in both the servo-hydraulic range from Haitian and in the electric series from the Zhafir brand. A new concept in electric injection units from Zhafir is being launched: available in four design versions with 1, 2 and 4 spindles, the injection pressure is significantly increased. At the show, a Zhafir Venus III Series machine, VE1200III, is produc- ing a medical part made of PP under a laminar flow box from cleanroom manufacturer Max Petek. Another demonstration features the Zhafir Zeres F electric series with integrated hydraulic drive. The ZE2300F-830h machine, based on the latest third generation technology from Zhafir, is making an IML lid in PP. From the Haitian brand, the group is showing a
Haitian Jupiter III JU5500III-2230 producing an LED light strip made of PC. Its best-selling Mars Series is represented by a MA1700III/plus machine producing bottle openers made of recycled PP with insert technology. �
www.haitian.com/en
Hasco says it is presenting a number of innovations at K2019. Among these, its new Single Shot nozzle for hot runners has been designed as a single nozzle with maximum temperature homogeneity and generous flow channel cross-sections. Different tip geometries guarantee an optimum tear-off quality and ideal heat conduction right through to the gate.
Above: Zhafir’s new patented concept for large electric injection units: 4 spindles + 4 motors
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PHOTO: HAITIAN INTERNATIONAL
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