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A mechanical assembly in silicone molding machines that securely closes and holds the mold halves together under high pressure during the injection and curing phases.
Technical details and manufacturing context for Clamping Unit
What to specify in your RFQ
These are the quantities to specify to the manufacturer when sizing or requesting a quote. The manufacturer's own documentation governs the exact figures and applicable standard.
| pressure: | Up to 5000 kN clamping force (typical range 1000-5000 kN) |
| other spec: | Mold size: 400x400 mm to 1500x1500 mm, Stroke length: 300-1000 mm, Cycle time: 30-120 seconds |
| temperature: | Ambient to 200°C (mold surface temperature) |
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The clamping unit securely closes and holds the mold halves together under high pressure during injection and curing, preventing flash and ensuring dimensional accuracy of the molded part.
It typically consists of a stationary platen, a moving platen, tie bars, and a clamping mechanism, which can be hydraulic or toggle type.
The required clamping force depends on the projected area of the mold and the injection pressure. It must be sufficient to keep the mold closed against the injection pressure. Verify the specific value for your application with the manufacturer.
Unusual noises, hydraulic leaks, or inconsistent clamping force are common signals. Regular inspection and maintenance are recommended to ensure reliable operation.
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