Injection Machine (Manual)

Check your country grid system to select the suitable frequency.

Indicates whether spare parts are available for this machine and who provides them. Having access to spare parts is important for long-term use and maintenance of your machine.

Indicates the safety mechanisms built into this machine. 

This helps you understand how the machine is designed to be used safely, particularly important if the machine will be operated in a shared workspace, by multiple users, or alongside children.

Indicates the warranty conditions offered by the seller on this machine, including how long it lasts and what is covered. 

Warranty rights vary by country, if you are buying internationally, check that the seller's warranty applies in your region.

The type of connection between the machine's nozzle and the mould. 

Thread nozzles screw directly into the mould for a secure, leak-proof connection, while tapered nozzles press fit into the mould opening. 

Make sure your mould is compatible with your machine's nozzle type before purchasing.

Indicates how the injection process is operated. Manual machines require the operator to control each injection by hand, semi-automatic machines automate part of the process while still requiring some manual input, and automatic machines handle the full injection cycle independently.

The maximum outer dimensions of a mould this machine can accommodate, in centimeters (width × depth × height). 

This determines the largest mould you can use with this machine. 

Make sure your mould fits within these dimensions before purchasing.

Indicates whether a mould platform is included with this machine, and if so, whether it is heated or not. A heated mould platform helps maintain the temperature of the mould during injection, improving the quality and consistency of the final product.

The number of injection cycles this machine can complete per hour. 

This helps you estimate your production capacity and plan your workflow accordingly.

The maximum volume of plastic this machine can inject in a single shot. 

Shot size determines the maximum size of the products you can make: smaller shot sizes are suitable for small items like keyrings or tiles, while larger shot sizes allow for bigger or thicker products. 

The standard Precious Plastic Injection Machine v3 has a shot size of 150cm³. 

Learn more about how shot size affects your production in this Academy article.