This Krauss Maffei KM CX is a used injection moulding machine — sometimes referred to as an injection moulding press — dating from 2010 and currently located in France. Injection moulding machines are used across a broad range of manufacturing industries to produce plastic components by injecting molten material into a closed mould under high pressure. Krauss Maffei is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing injection moulding, extrusion, and reaction process machinery for the automotive, packaging, medical, and consumer goods sectors.
The machine is equipped with a MC5 control system and has accumulated 72,500 working hours. It includes a robot interface with a Krauss Maffei robot connected, two core pulls configured as 2 PM-1 PF, three air blowing circuits, and eight mould heating zones, making it well suited to complex tooling applications.
On the injection side, the screw diameter is 80 mm, giving a shot volume of 1,678 cm³ and a shot weight of 1,464 grams. The maximum injection pressure is 1,856 bar.
The clamping unit provides a tie-bar spacing of 800 × 800 mm and platen dimensions of 1,270 × 1,270 mm. The mould opening stroke is 1,020 mm, with a platen separation of 1,400 mm and a mould height range starting at 380 mm. The ejector stroke measures 250 mm. Together these figures indicate a large-format machine capable of accommodating substantial and complex moulds.
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