Injection moulding – swarf control

PROBLEM

Static charges on small injection moulded components may also contain small plastic particles.  

  • These particles may stick and damage the mould tool. 
  • Contaminate the conveyor to cross-contaminate later produced components 
  • Attraction of airborne contamination 
  • Products sticking to conveyor to drop on the floor under the machine 

Controlling static charges are key to producing quality product to suit the customer need. 

SOLUTION

  • Positioning a Meech Hyperion air curtain over the top of the tool to deliver ionised air down the tool face, neutralising charged components to prevent attraction. 
  • Positioning a hygienic bar below the tool face neutralises the conveyor belt and products as the fall. 
  • A Meech air amplifier can provide a negative airflow to capture contamination and be safely ducted away to a filtration bag.  

 

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Injection moulding – swarf control

 

PROBLEM

Static charges on small injection moulded components may also contain small plastic particles.  

  • These particles may stick and damage the mould tool. 
  • Contaminate the conveyor to cross-contaminate later produced components 
  • Attraction of airborne contamination 
  • Products sticking to conveyor to drop on the floor under the machine 

Controlling static charges are key to producing quality product to suit the customer need. 

SOLUTION

  • Positioning a Meech Hyperion air curtain over the top of the tool to deliver ionised air down the tool face, neutralising charged components to prevent attraction. 
  • Positioning a hygienic bar below the tool face neutralises the conveyor belt and products as the fall. 
  • A Meech air amplifier can provide a negative airflow to capture contamination and be safely ducted away to a filtration bag.