Injection Moulding, Boxing and Arranging Machines

This line combines moulding with the handling that follows it: parts are moulded, then boxed and arranged into a set pattern rather than dropped into a bin. The arranging stage is the reason these lines exist rather than a moulding machine alone — an oriented part can go straight into the next assembly step, while a bin of loose parts has to be re-oriented by hand. What we need first is the part geometry, the mould (customer-supplied or made to drawing), the cavity count and the required output per shift. Because the line is configured rather than selected, station layout is settled before any delivery schedule is issued. A first-article run is made before shipment.