Fanuc B CNC Control Fanuc Series 31i-Model B CNC Control Frame Size (2015)
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Fanuc B CNC Control Fanuc Series 31i-Model B CNC Control Frame Size Specifications
| Tonnage | 50 |
|---|---|
| Shot Size | 1.7 |
| Platen Size | 19.69" x 18.50" |
| Tie Bar Spacing | 14.17" x 12.60" |
| Mold Height (Min) | 7.28" |
| Mold Height (Max) | 8.07" |
| Clamp Stroke | 9.84" |
| Ejector Stroke | 2.76" |
| Control | Fanuc Series 31i-Model B CNC |
| Injection Diameter | 26mm |
| Die Height(Min/Max) | 8.27"/16.14" |
Do you have a Fanuc B CNC Control Fanuc Series 31i-Model B CNC Control Frame Size to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2015 Milacron Fanuc Roboshot A-S50IA Injection Molding Machine. This high-performance machine features a tonnage of 50 and a shot size of 1.7 ounces, making it ideal for a variety of applications in the injection molding industry. With a platen size of 19.69" x 18.50" and tie bar spacing of 14.17" x 12.60", it is designed to accommodate a wide range of molds, ensuring versatility and efficiency in production. The Roboshot A-S50IA is equipped with the advanced Fanuc Series 31i-Model B CNC control system, providing precise control over the injection process.
This model offers a minimum mold height of 7.28 inches and a maximum of 8.07 inches, with a clamp stroke of 9.84 inches and an ejector stroke of 2.76 inches. The injection diameter is 26mm, which enhances its capability to produce intricate and high-quality parts. Additionally, the die height can be adjusted between 8.27 inches and 16.14 inches, further expanding its usability. This machine is well-regarded for its reliability and efficiency, making it a valuable asset for manufacturers looking to enhance their production capabilities.
If you are considering selling your used CNC machines, especially the 2015 Milacron Fanuc Roboshot A-S50IA, we are here to help. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is dedicated to providing you with a seamless selling experience and competitive offers. Contact us today to get a quote and learn more about how we can assist you in selling your CNC equipment.
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