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2004 - Netstal E-JET Injection Molding
()- Listing No
- 1217438
- Year
- 2004
- Manufacturer
- Netstal
- Model
- E-JET
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Injection force: 113kN, closing force: 500kN, opening path: 50mm, weight: 4.4t, with documentation and software. Dj A Eqzsp S Srhsb Aoup Request more information Request more information Already requested
About this machine
This Netstal E-JET is a used injection molding machine — sometimes referred to as an injection moulding press or plastic injection machine — designed to form plastic components by injecting molten material into a closed mould under controlled force and pressure. Netstal is a Swiss manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for precision injection molding equipment, serving industries such as packaging, medical technology, and consumer goods production.
Built in 2004 and currently located in Germany, this machine is offered in used condition and comes with its original documentation and software, which supports setup, operation, and ongoing maintenance.
The key technical specifications confirmed by the seller are as follows. The machine develops an injection force of 113 kN, which governs the pressure applied during the injection phase to fill the mould cavity. The closing force — the clamping force that holds the mould shut against injection pressure — is rated at 500 kN. The mould opening path, meaning the maximum stroke available for separating the mould halves, is 50 mm. The machine has a total weight of 4.4 tonnes, giving an indication of its footprint and structural mass.
The inclusion of documentation and original software is a practical advantage, as it reduces commissioning time and supports operator training and machine configuration on the buyer's production floor.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
