Technical Specifications of the Polarise E20T Pure Electric
Injection Molding Machine
Advantages of fully electric injection molding machines
- Six servo motors: Compared to hydraulic presses, they offer higher injection precision, superior
clamping accuracy, and faster response speed.
2: Energy-efficient – consumes half the power compared to hydraulic presses.
3: The machine is exquisite and compact, occupying minimal space.
4: The oil-powered machine carries risks such as aged sealing rings, ruptured oil pipes, and oil leakage,
whereas the electric motor poses no oil leakage risk.
- Advantages of small electric injection molding machines: More intelligent operation, user-friendly
design, low mold-making costs, easy machine mobility (no crane required for relocation), and no
overhead crane needed for mold loading.
6: The small barrel and screw of the injection molding machine reduce material consumption during
material change, effectively preventing issues such as material aging caused by prolonged retention
time during small-part injection molding.
7: Operates on 220V voltage—just plug it in for immediate use, offering greater convenience.
Disadvantages of electric motors: High manufacturing cost; servo motors and ball screws also have
high costs.
