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Medical consumables such as filter infusion sets, syringes, and pipettes have higher and higher requirements for a clean production environment, but plastic processing is prone to problems such as oil pollution, particle volatilization, and air disturbance, resulting in damage to product cleanliness
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How to avoid these problems in production? Yizumi electric injection molding machines provide clean and environmentally friendly production solutions, from particles to oil pollution, air disturbance, and heat dissipation, all of which are considered for you
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The following editor will introduce how Yizumi motors solve the cleaning problems one by one
Yizumi motor solves the cleaning problemNo hydraulic oil leakage
No hydraulic oil leakage●The Yizumi electric injection molding machine is driven by a motor screw without hydraulic oil, which completely eliminates the risk of oil leakage
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Reduce oil pollution
Reduce oil pollutionThe opening and closing mold adopts a highly stable TBF (contactless tie rod) structure, with low mechanical friction resistance, low energy loss and low failure rate;
●● No contact between the second clamping plate and the guide post, the mold area does not need to be lubricated, clean and environmentally friendly, and will not cause product and environmental pollution;
●The injection table is supported by linear guide rails, and all mechanical activities use rolling friction on the linear guide rails to reduce oil pollution;
●reduce oil pollution
reduce oil pollution● Built-in servo oil pump, which can quickly apply molds that require termination and core pulling, and integrates with the entire machine control system.
The response speed is higher than that of asynchronous motors, no external space is required, and on-site oil pollution and failures are reduced;
Reduce particle volatilization
Reduce particle volatilization● Grease lubrication can effectively reduce the volatilization of lubricating oil and reduce air pollution;
●● Reduce the surface temperature of the material tube group;
●● Install the closed device to reduce the contact between the moving parts and the air, so that the moving friction particles are not emitted into the air;
●Reduce air turbulence and avoid dust effects
Reduce air turbulence and avoid dust effectsThe fan adopts start-stop control.
When the temperature of the servo motor is high, the fan is started to cool down, and when the temperature is low, the fan is stopped to reduce the frequency of fan work;
● Using a high-power motor to ensure that the motor temperature is not too high, replacing the fan to cool down and reducing air disturbance;
●reduce heat dissipation
reduce heat dissipation● Using far-infrared heating ring to reduce the surface temperature of the material tube group, reduce the power consumption of air conditioning and air turbulence in the workshop, and improve the influence of the heating of the material pipe group on the working environment of the entire workshop
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optimal space arrangement
optimal space arrangement● The electric injection molding machine can be equipped with large clamping and small shooting table, which is more suitable for the mold production needs of the medical industry
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From mechanical design, configuration to production environment, Yizumi electric injection molding machines take into account the needs of clean production of medical devices to avoid pollution problems to the greatest extent
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With the gradual tightening of the state's supervision of medical consumables, the clean workshop has become an important part of the manufacturer's quality system
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