10-Ton C-Type Wax Injection Machine for Lost-Wax | RFQ Sourcing Details

Product overview This C-type wax injection machine is designed to inject conditioned wax into molds for the production of wax patterns used in lost-wax casting. The listed equipment uses hydraulic actuation and provides a 10-ton clamping force.

Its wax system includes a storage barrel, injection cylinder, high-pressure hose, and nozzle. Listed operating features The two workstations can be operated and temperature-controlled independently. The equipment provides two-stage, manually adjustable wax injection pressure.

Nozzle advance and retraction are hydraulically controlled;vertical nozzle movement is motor-driven, while lateral positioning is manual. An ejector function can support molds designed for automatic wax-pattern release.

Three temperature-control areas are identified: the screw barrel and the left and right workstation cooling boxes, including their squeezing cylinders and nozzles. The listed barrel temperature range is 75–90°C, while the workstation cooling-box range is 50–60°C.

Upper and lower mold plates include circulating-medium cooling provisions and require an external chiller for temperature control. The wax storage barrel has dual over-temperature power-off protection and automatic level monitoring.

Wax filling can operate automatically or manually, with automatic filling stopping at the upper level limit. The machine also includes two-hand starting controls and a safety grating intended to stop mold-closing action when the grating is interrupted.

Mold and utility provisions T-slots and built-in M12 T-nuts are provided for mold fastening. Each workstation includes a compressed-air connection, four pneumatic core-holding interfaces, and four magnetic-induction signal interfaces.

The listed hydraulic system uses ISO 46 hydraulic oil, a 100 L reservoir, a 2.2 kW servo hydraulic motor, and water cooling.

Buyer confirmation before procurement Several source descriptions are inconsistent: the listed product name says “single station,” while the functional description specifies two independently operated workstations. The headline model reference and the basic-information model number also differ.

Buyers should therefore confirm the exact model designation, station count, control layout, included accessories, and final machine drawing in the purchase specification.

Also confirm mold dimensions and weight, nozzle heights, wax formulation, required cycle time, core-pulling sequence, electrical supply, compressed-air requirements, external chiller capacity and connection details, cooling-water conditions, installation footprint, commissioning scope, documentation, spare parts, and acceptance-test criteria.

Certification applicability and the meaning of the listed tolerance, roughness, material, and application fields should be verified specifically for the machine being ordered rather than assumed to describe every supplied component.