Meusburger's New Advanced Products for Mould-Making

Simplifying mould making Meusburger expands its range with demoulding elements and slide systems

2024-11-25 Source: Meusburger 1 min Reading Time

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Expanding its mould-making portfolio, Meusburger now offers two advanced products: the cooled inclined ejector unit E 3280 and the multifunctional two-stage ejector E 1850. These innovations aim to streamline demoulding, improve cooling efficiency, and provide versatile solutions for diverse applications in the industry.

The inclined ejector unit E 3280 from Meusburger enables simple demoulding.(Source: Meusburger) — The inclined ejector unit E 3280 from Meusburger enables simple demoulding.
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Standard parts manufacturer Meusburger has expanded its product range in the mould making sector with innovative solutions for its customers. Among other things, the standard parts manufacturer has added two new products in the areas of demoulding elements and slide systems. The new inclined ejector unit, cooled E 3280 enables simple demoulding, even for very large undercuts. The decentralised two-stage ejector E 1850 is suitable for various applications thanks to its two functions.

The inclined ejector unit E 3280 from Meusburger enables simple demoulding, even for very large undercuts with up to 70 mm. Its integrated fountain ensures efficient cooling all the way to the cavity and helps to reduce cycle times. The 180° rotatable support allows the cooling medium to be supplied flexibly either in front of or behind the ejector set, enabling customers to work with two different variants using the same product. In addition, the unit is equipped with a sealing shim with high-temperature O-ring seals, DLC-coated guiding rails, and a self-lubricating guide bush. Customers benefit from a high flow rate thanks to the fountain with large cross section and numerous connection options via the common G 1/8″ threads. The use of a copper-tin alloy in the gliding elements also ensures excellent gliding properties.

The decentralised two-stage ejector E 1850 from Meusburger can be used both as a leading-type two-stage ejector and as a latch lock. Thanks to the various sizes and fastening options, it is suitable for many different applications, for small or large moulds as well as inside or outside of the mould. Two significant advantages of the product are its switching cycle without play and the additional locking after the first stroke. The two-stage ejector is available from Meusburger in installation sizes from 14 to 50 mm.

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