Enon Automation's New Rotary Wax Injection Machine Commences Production, Ushering in a New Era of High-Efficiency Automation for Precision Casting Wax Making

 Recently, Shandong Enon Automation Technology Co., Ltd.'s self-developed and upgraded rotary multi-station wax injection machine successfully completed its overall debugging and was put into operation. This marks a significant addition to the precision casting wax mold forming equipment industry, contributing to improved quality, reduced costs, and refined production in the precision casting sector.

 This rotary wax injection machine is a major new product from the company's deep expertise in investment Casting Equipment. Utilizing a multi-station rotary table structure and multiple independent hydraulic wax injection cylinders, it enables continuous wax injection operations for multiple molds. The equipment employs a PLC touch-screen intelligent control system, allowing for intuitive control of key parameters such as wax injection pressure, holding time, and injection rate via a human-machine interface. This precise control of wax mold forming accuracy effectively addresses industry pain points such as long mold change waiting times, low production efficiency, and large dimensional errors in wax parts associated with traditional single-station wax injection machines.

 The machine body is constructed from thickened carbon steel with a baked-on paint finish and a stainless steel worktable, offering wear resistance and rust prevention suitable for humid workshop conditions. Emergency stop and start/stop zoned safety buttons, coupled with a hydraulic pressure-stabilizing protection structure, strictly adhere to production safety regulations. In a multi-station synchronous rotation operation mode, the processes of mold application, wax injection, cooling, and part removal operate independently, increasing capacity by over 40% compared to traditional models. It is particularly suitable for mass production of wax molds for precision castings of various specifications, such as valves, small hardware parts, and automotive components.

 According to the company's technical director, the equipment's hydraulic circuit layout, rotary table indexing accuracy, and electrical control program are all independently optimized. The number of workstations and wax injection tonnage can be customized to meet the flexible production and large-scale mass production needs of small and medium-sized precision casting plants. Enon Automation continues to focus on the research and development of equipment for the entire investment casting process. Going forward, it will leverage this rotary wax injection machine to continuously empower the automation transformation of domestic precision casting enterprises, accelerating the intelligent upgrading of the precision casting industry.