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Arburg highly satisfied with outcome of IRC 2009 trade fair
Automated elastomer/thermoplastics application / Exhibit proves to be a crowd puller
Loßburg, (PresseBox) -
In the context of the International Rubber Conference (IRC) trade fair, Arburg demonstrated its comprehensive competence in the field of multi-component injection moulding. An elastomer/thermoplastics application was presented for this purpose. The exhibit comprised an automation solution built around an energy-efficient electric Allrounder 470 A with two horizontal injection units in an L-configuration and a vertically-operating Multilift V robotic system.
The Arburg team welcomed a broad range of visitors to its exhibition stand: These visitors came from a variety of industries, from companies of different sizes, as well as from abroad. They were extremely interested in machine technology for elastomer processing and in automation solutions, so that a large number of specific discussions were held.
The automatic production of a two-component part on an electric Allrounder 470 A was demonstrated. "By showing this innovative application at the IRC 2009, we not only had the opportunity to impress as a manufacturer of high-end injection moulding machines, but also to demonstrate our expertise in the areas of multi-component technology, elastomer processing and automation, as well as our ability to provide comprehensive advice on applications technology," said Eberhard Lutz, Arburg Sales Director Germany, describing the company's trade fair stand.
Automated elastomer/thermoplastics application
The electric Allrounder 470 A with a clamping force of 1,000 kN offered an impressive demonstration of how two-component moulded parts made from thermoplastic and elastomer can be produced in a precise, energy-efficient manner. High reproducibility and part quality are ensured by the excellent positioning accuracy of the electric movement axes of the Allrounder A.
Thanks to the precision of the axis movements, synchronous entry into the mould can be performed quickly and precisely, optimising cycle times. A further advantage of the electric Alldrive machines is their low energy consumption. Accordingly, they all bear the Arburg "e²" energy-efficiency label.
In addition to the two size 400 and 170 injection units in an L-configuration, the exhibit was also equipped for elastomer processing and included a robotic system. The Multilift V enters the mould vertically, sets down the pre-moulded parts in the 1-plus-1-cavity mould, removes the finished parts and sets them down on a conveyor belt. The complete integration of the robotic system in the Selogica machine control system means that the entire process is particularly easy and convenient to program.
Increasing demand for automation solutions
The response to the Arburg trade fair stand and to the exhibit were very positive, according to Eberhard Lutz's summary of the four-day exhibition: "Automation solutions with integrated production steps for the cost-efficient production of complex parts have become a permanent feature in the field of injection moulding. In Nuremberg, we proved the reliability of our control of the entire process chain in the area of highly-automated elastomer/thermoplastic processing. Our specialist knowledge and many years of experience in machine, control and robotic system technology, as well as our range of application technology consultation services, make us a competent partner for our customers."
The Arburg team welcomed a broad range of visitors to its exhibition stand: These visitors came from a variety of industries, from companies of different sizes, as well as from abroad. They were extremely interested in machine technology for elastomer processing and in automation solutions, so that a large number of specific discussions were held.
The automatic production of a two-component part on an electric Allrounder 470 A was demonstrated. "By showing this innovative application at the IRC 2009, we not only had the opportunity to impress as a manufacturer of high-end injection moulding machines, but also to demonstrate our expertise in the areas of multi-component technology, elastomer processing and automation, as well as our ability to provide comprehensive advice on applications technology," said Eberhard Lutz, Arburg Sales Director Germany, describing the company's trade fair stand.
Automated elastomer/thermoplastics application
The electric Allrounder 470 A with a clamping force of 1,000 kN offered an impressive demonstration of how two-component moulded parts made from thermoplastic and elastomer can be produced in a precise, energy-efficient manner. High reproducibility and part quality are ensured by the excellent positioning accuracy of the electric movement axes of the Allrounder A.
Thanks to the precision of the axis movements, synchronous entry into the mould can be performed quickly and precisely, optimising cycle times. A further advantage of the electric Alldrive machines is their low energy consumption. Accordingly, they all bear the Arburg "e²" energy-efficiency label.
In addition to the two size 400 and 170 injection units in an L-configuration, the exhibit was also equipped for elastomer processing and included a robotic system. The Multilift V enters the mould vertically, sets down the pre-moulded parts in the 1-plus-1-cavity mould, removes the finished parts and sets them down on a conveyor belt. The complete integration of the robotic system in the Selogica machine control system means that the entire process is particularly easy and convenient to program.
Increasing demand for automation solutions
The response to the Arburg trade fair stand and to the exhibit were very positive, according to Eberhard Lutz's summary of the four-day exhibition: "Automation solutions with integrated production steps for the cost-efficient production of complex parts have become a permanent feature in the field of injection moulding. In Nuremberg, we proved the reliability of our control of the entire process chain in the area of highly-automated elastomer/thermoplastic processing. Our specialist knowledge and many years of experience in machine, control and robotic system technology, as well as our range of application technology consultation services, make us a competent partner for our customers."
ARBURG GmbH + Co KG
Arburg, a German machine construction company, is one of the leading global manufacturers of injection moulding machines for plastics processing with clamping forces between 125 kN and 5,000 kN. Fields of application include the production of plastic parts for motor vehicles, communications and consumer electronics, medical technology, domestic appliances and packaging. The product range is completed by robotic systems, complex projects and other peripherals. Arburg's operations are coordinated by an integrated management system and are DIN EN ISO 9001 and 14001 certified. Arburg is represented by its own organisations in 24 countries at 32 locations and by trading partners in more than 50 countries. However, production takes place exclusively in the parent factory in Lossburg (Germany) - with the mark of quality "made by Arburg - made in Germany". From a total of more than 2,000 Arburg employees, around 1,700 work in Germany. About 330 further employees work in Arburg's organisations around the world.
Further information about Arburg can be found at www.arburg.com
