The frame of the plastic bucket injection molding machine is usually made of durable steel alloy to withstand high pressure. The working principle of the machine is that the plastic granules are first loaded into the hopper. The granules enter the heating barrel and are melted by the heater with a power of 18.9 Kw. Then, the screw with a diameter of 45 mm pushes the molten plastic into the mold. Under the high pressure of 174 MPa, the plastic fills the mold accurately. The clamping force of 2300 kn keeps the mold closed during the cooling process. Finally, the ejection system ejects the finished bucket.
Parameter:
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Model |
A230/C780 |
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INJECTION UNI |
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A |
B |
C |
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Screw diameter |
MM |
45 |
50 |
55 |
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Screw L/D ratio |
L/D |
22 |
20 |
18.5 |
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Theoretical shot volume |
CM^3 |
448 |
553 |
666 |
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Shot weightPS |
g |
408 |
503 |
605 |
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Injection pressure |
Mpa |
174 |
141 |
117 |
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Max screw speed |
rpm |
171 |
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CIAMPING SYSTEM |
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Clamping force |
kn |
2300 |
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Opening stroke |
mm |
475 |
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Distance between tie bars |
mm |
520x520 |
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Max. mold height |
mm |
550 |
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Min. mold height |
mm |
200 |
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Ejector stroke |
mm |
140 |
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Ejector force |
kn |
62 |
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OTHERS |
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Max.Pump Pressure |
Mpa |
140 |
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Pump Motor Power |
Kw |
27 |
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Heater Power |
Kw |
18.9 |
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Machine Dimension (L×W×H) |
m |
6.1×1.8×2.2 |
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Machine Weight |
t |
8 |
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Hopper Capacity |
Kg |
50 |
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Oil Tank Capacity |
L |
255 |
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Advantages
1. High Efficiency
In terms of efficiency, the plastic bucket injection molding machine has a screw diameter of 45 mm and a theoretical injection volume of 448 cm3. This configuration enables it to produce plastic barrels quickly. The maximum screw speed of 171 revolutions per minute further increases production speed. For example, in a typical production scenario, it can produce several hundred barrels in an hour. This high output is essential to meet the needs of a busy market.
2. Stable Performance
In terms of performance stability, the clamping force of 2300 kilonewtons is an important factor. This huge force ensures the stable molding of plastic barrels. The tie rod spacing of 520 x 520 mm provides a stable frame for molds of different sizes. This allows the production of barrels of various sizes and designs while maintaining consistent quality. Whether it is a small domestic barrel or a large industrial barrel, this machine can handle it with ease.
3. Precise Injection
With an injection pressure of 174 MPa, the plastic bucket injection molding machine can fill the mold precisely. This produces high-quality barrels with smooth surfaces and precise dimensions. This level of precision is essential in industries such as the packaging industry where quality is crucial.
4. Powerful Motor and Heating System
The plastic bucket injection molding machine is equipped with a powerful motor and heating system. The 27 kW pump motor power and 18.9 kW heater power work together to ensure stable operation and fast heating of plastic materials. This reduces production time and energy consumption. For example, the efficient heating system can quickly heat the plastic to a temperature suitable for molding, reducing waiting time and increasing productivity. At the same time, the powerful motor provides the necessary force for the injection process, ensuring smooth and efficient production.
5. Continuous Production
The 50 kg hopper capacity and 255-liter fuel tank capacity enable the plastic bucket injection molding machine to run continuously without frequent interruptions. This is especially beneficial for large-scale production runs.

FAQ
1. What products are plastic bucket injection molding machines mainly used to produce?
Plastic bucket injection molding machines are mainly used to manufacture plastic buckets of different capacities, from small household buckets (such as 5 liters) to large industrial and agricultural buckets (such as 10 liters, 20 liters, and even larger). These buckets are indispensable in various industries and are used to store a variety of substances including water, oil, fertilizers, and various chemicals.
2. What impact does the clamping force of a plastic bucket injection molding machine have on production?
The clamping force (measured in tons) is essential to ensure a tight seal between the two halves of the mold during the injection molding process. For example, a machine with a clamping force of 100 tons can safely close a mold for the production of medium-sized plastic buckets. Insufficient clamping force, such as below the threshold required for a specific mold, can cause mold leaks, resulting in defects such as flash (excess plastic material overflowing from the mold joint). Conversely, excessive clamping force can prevent leaks but will put too much pressure on the mold, causing premature wear and increased energy consumption. The optimum clamping force is usually determined by the projected area of the mold and the injection pressure of the material, which ensures efficient and defect-free production.
3. What is the relationship between injection pressure and plastic bucket wall thickness uniformity?
Injection pressure is usually 117 MPa, 141 MPa, and 174 MPa, depending on the material and mold design, and plays a key role in determining the uniformity of plastic bucket wall thickness. Adequate injection pressure ensures that the molten plastic fills the mold cavity evenly, thereby minimizing wall thickness variation. For example, well-controlled injection pressure can make the wall thickness variation of a 20-liter bucket less than ±0.2 mm, thereby enhancing its structural integrity and aesthetics. Lower injection pressure may result in incomplete filling, resulting in thin spots or voids, while too high pressure can cause stress and deformation in the molded product.
4. What is the impact of the screw diameter of the plastic bucket injection molding machine on production efficiency?
The screw diameter varies according to the capacity of the plastic bucket injection molding machine, directly affecting the plasticizing capacity and injection speed. A larger screw diameter (e.g. 55 mm) allows a larger volume of plastic material to be plasticized per revolution compared to a smaller 45 mm, thereby increasing production throughput. However, this also means that higher injection pressures may be required to overcome the increased resistance in the screw channel, and longer cooling times may be required to solidify the thicker melt layer in the screw.
5. How does the cooling system affect the molding quality of plastic barrels?
The cooling system regulates the mold temperature and is key to determining the quality of molded plastic barrels. Effective cooling ensures that the molten plastic solidifies quickly, prevents deformation, and improves dimensional stability. For example, a mold temperature of approximately 40-60°C is ideal for polypropylene (PP) barrels to achieve optimal crystallization and mechanical properties. Insufficient cooling can lead to longer cycle times and soft, warped products, while excessive cooling can cause stress cracks and increase energy consumption. Properly balanced cooling channels and temperatures ensure that the plastic barrels emerge from the mold with consistent wall thickness, smooth surfaces, and minimal warpage.
6. How does the heating system of a plastic bucket injection molding machine work?
The heating system of a plastic bucket injection molding machine uses an electric heater, usually a heating coil wrapped around the barrel and screw, to raise the temperature of the plastic material to the melting point. The heater is controlled by a thermostat to maintain a precise temperature, usually between 180°C and 300°C depending on the type of plastic. As the screw rotates and reciprocates, it mixes and distributes the heat evenly throughout the plastic, ensuring complete melting. Efficient heating is essential to achieving uniform melt temperature, which in turn affects the viscosity, flow rate, and ultimately the molding quality of the plastic bucket.
7. What are the common defects in the plastic bucket injection molding process?
Several defects are prone to occur during the plastic bucket injection molding process, each of which has a specific cause. Uneven wall thickness, usually caused by improper mold filling or injection pressure variations, can compromise the structural integrity of the barrel. Bubbles or voids can form due to trapped air or moisture in the plastic material, insufficient injection pressure, or insufficient mold venting. Shrinkage marks (visible as depressions in the surface) are caused by uneven cooling and shrinkage of the plastic, usually due to improper cooling or the use of too much mold release agent. Cracks can be caused by stress during cooling or handling, while mold leaks are caused by insufficient clamping force or a damaged mold seal.
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