Technical Specifications of the Polarise E20T Pure Electric Injection Molding Machine Advantages of fully electric injection molding machines

1. 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.

5. 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.