ENGEL ES 80/50 HL injection moulding machine was built in 1996 in
Austria by ENGEL Austria GmbH. The machine is designed for the
efficient production of plastic components used both in everyday
products and in many industrial sectors. These components are made
using the injection moulding process, which involves injecting
plasticised plastic under high pressure into a closed mould. Once
cooled, the material takes on the mould’s shape, resulting in
precise, repeatable components of high quality.
The ENGEL ES 80/50 HL features, among others, a 25 mm diameter screw
and a precision mould clamping system with a clamping force of 50
tonnes. Day-to-day operation of the machine is facilitated by the
intuitive ENGEL CC100 control system, which enables precise setting
and monitoring of injection moulding process parameters. All this is
complemented by an extremely rigid design that maintains high
stability during intensive use. The ES 80/50 HL injection moulding
machine weighs 4700 kg.
Technical specifications of the ENGEL ES 80/50 HL injection moulding
machine
- control system: ENGEL CC100
- maximum clamping force: 50 t (500 kN)
- screw diameter: 25 mm
- screw rotational speed: 20-360 rpm
- screw length/diameter ratio: 16 L/D
- shot weight: 45 g
- shot volume: 49 cm3
- injection pressure: 1150 bar
- injection pressure (increased): 1600 bar
- injection rate: 67 cm3/s
- plasticising rate: 11 g/s
- dosing stroke: 100 mm
- opening stroke: 450 mm
- minimum mould height: 200 mm
- mounting platen dimensions: 660×560 mm
- maximum daylight: 650 mm
- mounting hole width: 410 mm
- distance between tie bars: tie-bar-less
- nozzle contact force: 2,8 t (28 kN)
- nozzle contact stroke: 200 mm
- ejector force: 4 t (40 kN)
- ejector stroke: 100 mm
- number of heating zones (including nozzle): 4
- heating power: 6,1 kW
- operating hours: 52737 h
- oil tank capacity: 140 l
- pump drive power: 15 kW
- dimensions (L x W x H): 4200 x 2700 x 2000 mm
- weight of the ES 80/50 HL machine: 4700 kg
(The technical parameters given may differ slightly from reality. A
verification with the actual capabilities of the offered machine is
required.)