How Our Vertical Injection Molding Machine Works

Mini-Jector machines use mechanical advantage to generate a large clamping force (12 tons) with only a small amount of inputted effort. This force is maintained through the injection cycle. Our benchtop models use a single hydraulic cylinder for both clamping and carriage duties, which reduces the cost of manufacture. Based on these and other innovative design elements, the Mini-Jector can produce injection molded parts at a significantly lower cost than larger machines.

Below you will find screenshots, photos, and videos to help you better understand how our machines work.

Vertical Injection Molding Machines in Action

See how these various benchtop and free standing vertical molding machines can be utilized for low volume injection molding or prototyping plastic injection molded parts. The low cost injection molding machines are optimized for doing cable overmolding, astm test samples, low run production parts, and seismic cable overmolding. Shot sizes range from .5 to 4 ounces with clamping forces of 10-18 tons with low cost tooling.

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Operator Interface Screenshots