Those cores look like they had “fountains” and they looped the external hose which caused the flow in one of them to be back wards. 68 yr old mold maker here. That is what you get on the floor when they don’t understand how things work.
A apretado más las bridas de la parte fija que las de la móvil, en la parte móvil no descansa la placa como en la fija que se a apoya en el centrador y las gomas del aire están puesta solo a presión humana, unas bridas seria mejor para apretar, dos fallos gordos
Id like to have seen more clamps on fixed half! was there only 2? or 3? Some jubilee clips on the water fittings and a decent eyebolt that's not made of cheese. Preferably the cores shouldn't work with the guards open.
6:40 Hi can you please guide me what are these bolted inserts in the plate for? What is their use because i have seen several molds having completely solid plate but some molds have these inserts bolted in tha plate so what is the purpose of this?
moving doesn't need to be centered.. I did notice that he didn't level the mold which is 100x worse.. as long as your platen is level and your press is level you should only need a stationary centering plate.. your stationary side is in place correctly it'll be center under tonnage after leveling of course.
@@mikefishes6232 If the mold is fixed with screws through holes, it is not absolutely necessary to center the moving half. Here is fastened with claws! So half of it is only held by friction. Then there is always the danger that half will slip down without being centered!
@@HarzerLausbub-orginal oh okay, we have moving halfs on rotary tables that get clamped on and direct through hole when possible and we run into no issue but I hear you.. I think our moving ones actually have 4 studs that go into the table for added support
No torque on the clamps? Barb fittings with no hose clamps? no leveling of the tool? knockout bars? or hydraulic eject?
Those cores look like they had “fountains” and they looped the external hose which caused the flow in one of them to be back wards. 68 yr old mold maker here. That is what you get on the floor when they don’t understand how things work.
That's how you have a clamp fall off.
I am a senior technician in electromechanical industrial maintenance with 5 years of experience in plastic injection. (28 years old).
Hate return springs! Tie the ejectors with a good quality bolt and thread lock
A apretado más las bridas de la parte fija que las de la móvil, en la parte móvil no descansa la placa como en la fija que se a apoya en el centrador y las gomas del aire están puesta solo a presión humana, unas bridas seria mejor para apretar, dos fallos gordos
Id like to have seen more clamps on fixed half! was there only 2? or 3? Some jubilee clips on the water fittings and a decent eyebolt that's not made of cheese. Preferably the cores shouldn't work with the guards open.
Molde funcionando com porta aberta sem chance 😢
Damn, if this your standard in 2020....its like middle Ages.
Please also show a movie about the clock of the injection clamp
good
6:40 Hi can you please guide me what are these bolted inserts in the plate for? What is their use because i have seen several molds having completely solid plate but some molds have these inserts bolted in tha plate so what is the purpose of this?
This is what I do except this mold is like 1/8th the size of our smallest mold
3300 tons is the biggest press at my place
Super Super no word to say all die is very very good 👌👌👌👌👌
Thanks Shailesh
No centering plate on the moving half? Dangerous!
moving doesn't need to be centered.. I did notice that he didn't level the mold which is 100x worse.. as long as your platen is level and your press is level you should only need a stationary centering plate.. your stationary side is in place correctly it'll be center under tonnage after leveling of course.
@@mikefishes6232 If the mold is fixed with screws through holes, it is not absolutely necessary to center the moving half. Here is fastened with claws! So half of it is only held by friction. Then there is always the danger that half will slip down without being centered!
@@HarzerLausbub-orginal oh okay, we have moving halfs on rotary tables that get clamped on and direct through hole when possible and we run into no issue but I hear you.. I think our moving ones actually have 4 studs that go into the table for added support
I love this job, it's good
I did injection molding for 25 years and never pushed pipe onto a fitting like that 😳
Explain about mould tonnage setting
The Injection molding machine is 250T Haitian
@@daisylee8413 is there electric motor attached for movement of sliders?
@@ramand6490 it's hydraulic cylinder
when i see how the hoses are laid and the water is pissing out of them, i feel sick
What is yhe name of this machine
Best video for learner.......
Thanks Shashank
後面安全門不用關就能關模？
Perfeito 👏👏
Very useful thank you
my pleasure
Can we use d/nt moulds on one machine like changing the mold
sure
Are the workers unionized?
Ionized?
Great 👍
cool
im nepali now im work in malasiya jhor baru same ppi
mold sathing im find job
Goood work 👌👌👌👌👌
Where is Retaining pin ?
8 water leak clean ups later we have 8 parts.
Ok
А вот нахуй шпанайзеры нахрест переставлять не понял ... Представлявляю, что они там после обеда по пьяне чудят )))