FAKUMA 2026 | SHOW PREVIEW


thanks to a construction made primarily of stainless steel and anodised alumini- um. Its smooth surfaces eliminate any potential areas for dust and contami- nant accumulation at the root. In addition, the Nova5e110T H1540 (1080kN) all-electric machine, with a Sytrama S8 robot, is dedicated to liquid silicone rubber (LSR) moulding. In collaboration with German hot and cold runner manufacturer Ewikon, a four-cavity food-grade muffin mould will be produced. The manufacturing cell is a turnkey solution, thanks to the integration of a silicone dosing unit by Binks Reinhardt-Technik and a Ravizza Packaging bagging machine that auto- matically packages the finished product. � www.negribossi.it


Shibaura Machine and EPF Elettrotecnica will present injection moulding, production automation and quality control technologies at Fakuma. While Shibaura will operate an electric injection moulding machine with automated part removal by linear handling system, EPF will present its Supata Smart Feeder – with automated quality inspection.


IMAGE: SHIBAURA MACHINE Shibaura’s EC100SXIII injection moulding


machine, with a clamping force of 100 tonnes, will produce a business card box from polypropylene (PP) during the show. A Cartesian linear handling system will place the parts onto a conveyor belt. The solution shows high precision, process stability and energy efficiency, it says. “A key innovation is S-Concept resin viscosity


measurement, which continuously monitors resin viscosity and automatically adjusts processing parameters to ensure consistent part quality – even when processing regrind,” said Georg Holzinger, managing executive officer of Shibaura.


Above: Shibaura will present a fully electric


EC100SXIII injection moulding machine at Fakuma


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