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ARBURG with efficient and economical injection moulding machines at the Plastpol trade fair

24 april 2025
Plastpol - 20 to 23 May 2025 in Kielce welcomes ARBURG presenting efficient and economical injection moulding production using the electric ALLROUNDER 570 A injection moulding machine and the hybrid ALLROUNDER 470 H injection moulding machine, for which it also supplies the appropriate automation systems – in line with the principle of "everything from a single supplier"

A TiQ 2 3D printer will demonstrate additive manufacturing of workpieces and manipulator grippers are to be presented.  ARBURG experts will explain how customers can further increase their production efficiency using digital services such as system management via the ALS host computer and the arburgXworld customer portal.

Electric ALLROUNDER injection molding machine produces drinking cups

Plastpol 2025 is the showcase for the production line for high-quality drinking cups made of transparent PC - a rational and sustainable alternative to glass and disposable items. The electric ALLROUNDER 570 A injection moulding machine produces 0.5-litre cups in a cycle time of around 60 seconds.  The exhibit is equipped with numerous supporting functions that ensure high production efficiency and part quality;  MULTILIFT SELECT 6 linear manipulator takes over the manipulation, while the collaborative manipulator (cobot) outside the production cell places small gifts in the cups and then hands them over to trade fair visitors.

ALLROUNDER hybrid injection molding machine produces spinning tops

The other injection moulding machine presented at the Plastpol trade fair is the hybrid ALLROUNDER 470 H “Premium,” which produces PP spinning tops as gifts for trade fair visitors in a cycle time of approximately 62 seconds. The manipulation of the moulded parts is carried out using the MULTILIFT SELECT 8 linear manipulator.

TiQ 2 to enter the world of additive manufacturing

The TiQ 2 filament printer for personalized series production will demonstrate 3D printing of end-of-arm tooling (EOAT), fixtures and other work tools in Kielce;  this entry-level device is particularly suitable for everyday use in industrial environments and injection molding production, and processes fiber-reinforced filaments using Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) technology, creating, for example, strong suction cups and mechanical grippers.

ARBURG is one of the leading manufacturers of injection moulding machines  whose offer includes ALLROUNDER injection molding machines with clamping forces from 125 to 6,500 kN, 3D printers, manipulators as well as automation and complete production cells. The machines are produced exclusively at the parent factory in Lossburg, Germany. The company employs approximately 3,700 people worldwide, has 37 branches, including in Poland and Warsaw, and is present in over 100 countries with its trading partners.

The 29th International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing PLASTPOL will be held on 20- 23 May 2025 at Targi Kielce.  Tickets for visitors available on the website plastpol.com

 

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