This Husky E 3150 RS 170 is a used injection moulding machine — sometimes referred to as an injection press — dating from 1997 and currently located in Germany. Injection moulding machines are used to produce plastic components by injecting molten material under high pressure into a mould, making them central to high-volume plastic parts manufacturing across automotive, packaging, consumer goods, and industrial sectors. Husky is a well-established manufacturer specialising in injection moulding equipment and hot runner systems, with a long-standing reputation for large-tonnage and high-output machinery serving demanding production environments.
This particular machine is built around a substantial clamping force of 31,500 kN, placing it firmly in the large-frame category and making it suitable for moulding sizeable or complex components that require high hold-close pressure during the injection cycle. The injection unit is equipped with a screw diameter of 155 mm and a screw L/D ratio of 23, delivering a stroke volume of 13,205 cm³ and a maximum shot weight of 9,642 g. Injection pressure reaches 1,636 bar, providing the force necessary to fill large or intricate cavities completely and consistently.
The platen dimensions are 3,230 mm by 2,780 mm (H × V), with a clear opening of 2,250 mm by 1,800 mm (H × V), accommodating very large mould sets. The opening stroke is 2,100 mm and the opening width extends to 4,100 mm, allowing for efficient mould changes and part ejection even with deep or tall tooling. The nozzle has a radius of 25 mm and an immersion depth of 50 mm.
The machine is equipped with three core pull circuits on the fixed side and four on the moving side, enabling complex mould actions for undercuts and side features without additional external equipment. Twelve pneumatic cascades are also included, supporting sequential or staged gate control for large multi-cavity or multi-gate moulds.
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