HWAMDA
01M8SII
Servo-Hydraulic
A general-purpose platform selected around part, mold, injection and production requirements.
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Industrial Injection Molding Machines
Explore plastic injection molding machines for industrial production. Compare general-purpose and application-specific families around your product, material, mold and output target.
MACHINE TYPE DISCOVERY
Compare HWAMDA injection molding machine families
Choose a starting point by machine architecture or production purpose. Open the dedicated series page for current configurations and model-level technical data.
General-purpose servo-hydraulic machines support varied part and mold requirements. Two-platen selection emphasizes mold space and opening needs, while application-specific configurations address the material, filling, cooling and handling demands of the product.
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02DU SERIES
Two-Platen
For projects where large mold space, opening requirements and part removal shape the machine choice.
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03DP SERIES
Multi-Material
Coordinates injection units for two-color and multi-material parts with linked molding sequences.
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04PET SERIES
PET Preform
Configured around preform weight, neck finish, cavity count, mold interface and output target.
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05SP6 SERIES
High-Speed / Thin-Wall
For thin-wall packaging projects that require coordinated injection, mold, cooling and take-out.
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06M8SII BUCKET SERIES
Paint Bucket
Bucket and lid production configurations with conventional take-out or an integrated IML setup.
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07PVC / PPR / PP
Pipe Fitting
Material- and geometry-led configurations for pipe fittings, threaded parts and mold movements.
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08FCII SERIES
Plastic Crate & Basket
Selected around crate dimensions, shot requirement, mold space, stiffness and handling method.
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MACHINE SELECTION
Match the machine to your product and mold
Check mold fit, shot requirements and production conditions together. The series pages provide model values and matched injection-unit options.
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Describe the product
Send a drawing or photo, resin, part weight and target output to establish the shot and process requirements.
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Check the mold
Confirm new or existing mold status, cavity count, dimensions, opening needs and projected area where available.
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Match the production setup
Review the injection unit and servo-hydraulic configuration together with cooling, drying, robot needs and site utilities.
- Clamping force
- Reviewed against the projected area, cavity pressure and mold requirements for the actual part.
- Tie-bar & platen space
- Determines whether the mold can enter, mount and operate within the clamping unit.
- Mold height
- Checks the compatible mold-thickness range and the installed mold position.
- Opening & ejection
- Provides the clearance and ejector arrangement needed to release and remove the part.
- Injection volume / weight
- Matched to the complete shot requirement. Published injection weight uses the stated material reference, often PS.
- Injection-unit options
- Screw diameter, injection pressure, shot capacity and rate are reviewed as one compatible option.
- Plasticizing capability
- Checked against material, shot demand and the recovery required by the production cycle.
- Installation requirements
- Machine dimensions, power, water, air, material flow and service access are reviewed for the site.
Have a product in mind?
Send a drawing or photo, resin, part weight, mold dimensions or status, and your output target.
How does an injection molding machine work?
- 01Material feeding
Prepared resin enters the machine through the material-handling system.
- 02Plasticizing & injection
The screw prepares the material and delivers the required shot.
- 03Mold filling
The injection unit fills the closed mold under controlled process conditions.
- 04Cooling
The part takes shape while the mold and cooling system remove heat.
- 05Mold opening
The clamping unit opens to the distance required for part removal.
- 06Part ejection
Ejection and handling release the part and prepare the next cycle.
MOLD COMPATIBILITY & PROJECT FIT
Configure the complete production cell
Machine selection is validated together with the mold interface, resin preparation, utilities and part handling required by the project.
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Injection molding machine
Clamp, injection unit and process configuration.
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Mold supply & matching
New mold configuration or existing mold validation.
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Auxiliary equipment
Drying, feeding, cooling and temperature control.
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Robot & automation
Take-out, IML, conveying and downstream handling.
REAL MACHINES & PRODUCTION EVIDENCE
Review the equipment beyond the specification sheet
Use machine, assembly and inspection evidence to prepare the technical and acceptance questions for your own project.
Machine assembly
See the industrial equipment and assembly environment behind the category.
Injection-unit production
Review the systems that must be matched as a complete configuration.
Machine inspection
Define factory checks and acceptance requirements before delivery.
Watch 500PET Machine TrialSee a machine trial
Open the running-machine video, then continue to the dedicated PET series page.
Explore PET Preform MachinesCOMMERCIAL DECISION
What Determines Injection Molding Machine Price?
A useful quotation must describe the configuration and project scope—not only a machine size. These are the main items that change the final proposal.
Request a Machine Configuration & Quote- Machine configuration
- Machine size, injection unit and resin-specific options determine the equipment specification being quoted.
- Production-cell scope
- Including a new mold, auxiliaries or automation changes the package beyond the machine itself.
- Destination requirements
- Electrical requirements and delivery terms affect the configuration and costs included in the offer.
- Acceptance & services
- Agree on trial requirements, installation, training and support when comparing proposals.
MACHINE SELECTION FAQ
Questions before you choose a machine
Use these answers to prepare the product and mold information needed for a meaningful recommendation.
01Can I use my existing mold with a new machine?
An existing mold can be reviewed for compatibility. Send its dimensions, weight, mounting details and opening or ejection requirements so the mold interface and injection needs can be checked against the selected machine.
02Can I start an inquiry before the mold design is finished?
Yes. Share your product drawing or sample photo and the mold information already available. Selection can begin from these inputs and be refined as the mold design develops.
03Can one machine produce several different products?
It may, if each mold fits the machine and each product falls within its injection and process requirements. Include all intended products in the review, along with the planned mold changes.
04Does a larger machine always produce more parts per hour?
No. Output also depends on cavity count, filling, cooling, material recovery and part removal. Compare the complete production cycle for the intended product.
05Can I request the machine separately from the mold and auxiliaries?
Specify whether you need a machine-only offer or a coordinated equipment package. Existing equipment and interfaces can be included in the matching review.
PROJECT INQUIRY
Tell Us What You Want to Produce
Share a short product and production description. Add your material, mold, output or automation information if it is already available.
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