introduction of car-lined automation system forming machine
Munich, Germany, South Korea auto parts suppliers sandwich structure has recently started production of vehicles lined, Krauss-Maffei (KraussMaffei) to provide production of the high-intensity parts of the entire system. Advanced automation systems can reduce labor costs, improve product quality, shorten the production cycle.
Sandwich structure car lining, lightweight and high strength
Car sunshade lining requiring a higher level of intensity and quality of light, usually a sandwich structure - the middle of the grid between layers of cardboard coated glass fiber, by injection molding of polyurethane. Traditional production methods are used to hand-built in the mold inside the sandwich structure, after the spray and molded polyurethane, and then release the product manual. After each production cycle, need to clean mold and injection mold release agents.
With labor-saving release agent
As a result of the new production system, KraussMaffei as much as possible the use of automated steps, the system designed to deal with the three points table, the first treatment station will be laminated grid and glass fiber in pre-assembled in the mold; in the second processing stations automata KraussMaffei skilled use of non-air spray nozzle to the glass fiber soaked in PU; in the third treatment station will automatically re-molding forming machine of its release. As a result of the reaction of polyurethane mixed with material containing a release agent, no need for the traditional process, after each cycle of injection molds and mold release agents to clean the steps. A high degree of automation to reduce labor costs and improved product quality, shorten the production cycle.
KraussMaffei company can provide a comprehensive set of production equipment - measurement system, polyurethane nozzle, turntable, automatic machine, mold and mold removal. KraussMaffei company recently received some of this equipment is also interested in Germany and Taiwan's automotive manufacturers advice.