Why don’t you use air pressure to move the piston ?
It is a way to have high pressure with initial pressure about 8 bars, using surpressor process : with 2 sections you can generate high pressure : P1 = (P2xS2) / S1
P1 : pressure for injection
P2 : initial pressure from compressor ( 8 bars )
S2 : section of first piston (this piston move with de 8 bars from compressor)
S1 : section of second piston (this piston push the plastic for injection)
I look forward to your updates, I was given a pneumatic ram years ago with 63mm Ø x 500mm stroke, unfortunately it’s sat outside in the weather for the last few years. If you have success I may also build a pneumatic injection moulder. The best of luck
Well, it seams that pneumatic pressure wont cut it
I have just spoken with some guys from Harting, it turns out that pneumatic pressure is a no no.
I was thinking maybe a step by step motor from a regular printer would do the job.
Of course, it will need assistence from a pc and a screw
Hi Dave
In this moment it is 300x300x360 mm
I have to decide how to assure sealing between nozzle and mold … I m thinking of a eccentric system
The piston will be driven penumatic or by leverage , still trying to make my mind