Whether you're looking for a specific brand, tonnage range or other specifications, our selection of used injection molding machines meets the demands of your production line. Machinery Network has over three decades of experience buying and selling used machinery. Our team has extensive knowledge of injection molding machines, helping plastics manufacturers choose the perfect piece of equipment for their operation. Contact our team today if you have any questions about a specific machine in our inventory.
Machinery Network holds a large inventory of used injection molding equipment suitable for manufacturing operations looking to increase productivity and efficiency without spending top-dollar on brand new equipment.
Our inventory consists of over 100 machines catering to a wide range of manufacturing requirements. We have a team of experts in used plastics machinery that will walk you through the entire buying process so you can find the perfect injection molding equipment for your operation.
Used Injection molding equipment offers significant cost efficiency benefits for manufacturers. One of the key advantages is the high production rate it enables. Injection molding machinery is capable of producing large volumes of plastic parts in a short amount of time, leading to lower production costs per unit.
Injection molding machines provide unparalleled design flexibility for manufacturers. The process allows for the creation of complex and intricate shapes with high precision and consistency.
The automated nature of injection molding ensures consistent part production with minimal variation, reducing defects and rejections. This allows you to have a consistent and repeatable manufacturing process.
We offer numerous types of used injection molding machinery, such as:
Choosing the right injection molding machine is a crucial decision that can greatly impact the success of your manufacturing operations. It's important to consider several factors such as the desired production volume, product specifications, material requirements, and budget constraints.
Assessing the clamping force, injection capacity, and shot size of the machine is essential to ensure it can accommodate the size and complexity of your molds and parts.
Additionally, evaluating the machine's control system, automation capabilities, energy efficiency, and maintenance requirements will contribute to selecting a machine that aligns with your production goals and long-term operational needs.
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