Feeding
Bowl, tray or magazine feeding places metal inserts into the vertical rotary table, cycle after cycle.
Built vertical
for a reason.
Vertical injection moulding holds the insert flat and lets gravity and the clamp do the fixturing. That is why insert moulding, insert overmoulding and metal overmoulding run cleaner on a vertical machine than on a horizontal one — and why the moulded part leaves the cell at a higher added value.
Proof
12
vertical models
45–450 t
clamping force
30+
countries served
Insert moulding
Metal in, part out, one cycle.
On a vertical rotary table the operator or robot loads the insert while the previous part is moulding. The table indexes, the vertical clamp closes over a stable insert, and metal overmoulding happens without the part shifting. See the full process →
Automation
Vision
Camera checks insert presence and orientation before the clamp closes — scrap stays out of the mould.
Take-out
A robot removes the overmoulded part, degates and sets it down oriented for the next step.
In production
