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Kistler introduces four-channel CoMo injection molding process monitoring system for 100% zero-defect parts quality assurance

25/11/2011

Press releaseIssued by Kistler Instrument Corp..

Kistler, a worldwide supplier of precision sensors, systems and instrumentation for the dynamic measurement of pressure, force, torque and acceleration, has introduced the Type 2869B0 Entry Level CoMo Injection, a four-channel process monitoring data acquisition system, designed to provide injection molders with cost-effective introductory cavity pressure monitoring for 100% zero-defect parts.

The fully modular Type 2869B0 system allows for the addition of cost-effective monitoring capabilities and functionality enhancements based on actual molder job fulfillment requirements. Supplied hardware allows for the acceptance of inputs from up to four piezoelectric cavity pressure sensors. The system offers real-time visual display of cavity pressure curves during the actual injection molding process. Available user-selectable capabilities include monitoring functionality, digital output functionality, real-time threshold capability, and the ability to export cavity pressure information directly to Kistler CoMo DataCenter data collection software.

With its unique performance specifications, the Kistler Type 2869B0 is ideal for introductory quality assurance (QA) monitoring of cavity pressure injection molding activities within automotive, aerospace, consumer product, electronics and medical component manufacturing operations.

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