ENGEL's New e-max Combines Innovation With Efficiency

ENGEL North America announces the introduction of its newest all-electric injection molding machine. The new ENGEL e-max offers the highest levels of performance, precision and flexibility in a cost-effective package that fits a small industrial footprint.

ENGEL, the world leader in the design and manufacture of injection molding machines and part-handling automation systems, introduces the latest addition to its line of all-electric injection molding machines – the ENGEL e-max. “The e-max is the all-electric solution for many molders looking to reduce their plant energy costs while maintaining superior injection performance,” explained Steve Braig, ENGEL North America president & CEO. “The e-max offers high performance injection units and fast cycle times, combined with a very small footprint and an economical price.”

The ENGEL e-max was engineered to offer superior technology in a compact package:

• A compact design for a small footprint of only 13 x 4 feet for the 110 Ton machine
• 1.4 second dry cycle time for increased productivity
• High-performance injection units with peak pressures of up to 40,600 psi and injection speeds up to 17.7 in / sec, with exceptional repeatability and shot-to-shot consistency
• Low friction platen movement for reduced energy consumption
   
  In addition, the e-max features highly-integrated control and parallel drive technology for increased performance, and oil-free tiebars and enclosed belt drives suitable for use in cleanroom operations. The e-max is constructed with large tie bar spacing that allows a large versatility in mold selection.
  
  The ENGEL e-max, in sizes from 55 to 200 US Tons, is particularly suited for such applications as medical, consumer, electronic components and automotive. It is designed and manufactured to ENGEL’s stringent quality and reliability standards.
  
  “The e-max offers high injection speed while maintaining high injection pressure – a performance usually not seen in economically-priced all-electric machines,” said Braig. “And, as all ENGEL products, the e-max is supported by North America’s most extensive service network of 50+ direct service engineers and spare parts depots” in York, Pa., Santa Ana, Calif., Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and Mexico City.
  For more information about the ENGEL e-max, e-mail sales@engel-ec.com or visit www.engelglobal.com/na/emax.