Insights

Electrification in injection molding processes

The world is spinning faster every day - this also applies to the cycle times of industrial productions. A forward-looking way to keep up with the speed is the use of servo-electric drives for rotational and linear movements in your injection molding tool. But where exactly are the advantages of modern drive concepts and for whom does the investment particularly pay off?

Injection molding tools in clean rooms

Small impurities, big disaster. In the production of pharmaceutical primary packaging or medical plastic parts such as highly precise Luer-Lock systems, cleanliness for the machine, tool, and molded part is not just a formality, but a strictly regulated production standard, compliance with which determines the success or failure of entire batches. No one wants to have thousands of parts produced in vain - because of contamination on the screw cap. Servo-electric automation concepts not only perform translational and linear movements reliably, but also minimize contamination risks. But what technology is exactly behind this? Let's take a closer look at the servo advantages under the microscope.

Certified according to ISO9001/2015

Quality down to the micrometer - our customers have always been able to rely on this. Since July of last year, TÜV has officially confirmed this to us with the ISO9001/2015 certification. But how can quality management be achieved sustainably in everyday work? A brief insight into the processes that ensure high-quality results.

Servomold at Fakuma 2023

Impressions from Hall A2: Our major trade fair appearance of the year was all about Servomold's new control generation, strong partners and neighbors at the stand, and forward-thinking for plastic injection molding.

Röchling

Injection molds in the medical field require a special level of precision, cleanliness, and process control. In our team of experts, the company Röchling found a design partner for their automated unscrewing unit who combines a passion for detail with cutting-edge technologies.

Wild and Küpfer

Well integrated, but far from being obsolete, one of the earliest servo-mold tool systems - the 8-fold unscrewing unit for the Swiss company Wild & Küpfer AG - has been reliably serving for 13 years. After successfully unscrewing over 43 million molded parts, it is high time to tell a shared success story that continues to this day.

Festo

For many industrial companies, the question arises: Is a servo-electrically driven drive unit worth it? Even Festo SE & Co. KG, a leading company in pneumatic and electric automation technology, faced this question in 2016. Seven years later, the benefits of their decision for Servomold are still paying off - it's time to recap the positive collaboration and draw a conclusion for the future from the past.

Servo drive saves resources

Whether it's the unspooling of closures and caps or the sealing of lids - servo technology already performs precise work in many areas of modern injection molding processes. For companies that are still hesitant about investing, it is worth looking at the cost savings and specific benefits in detail to make a far-sighted decision.

25 Years of Servomold

The anniversary year 2023 represents a special milestone on our path to success. Together with our employees, we celebrate our 25th anniversary and take the opportunity to look back on the past as well as the future of the company.