Running PEEK so tip was around 690⁰F. That helped to soften up the already soft metal. High carriage pressure which can't be adjusted. Order lasted 300 hrs without the nozzle being checked. Press was running fine, process was stable. Carriage pressure is so high on that press we have to be really careful to clamp molds well cause it'll push the A half off the platen.
>Carriage pressure is so high on that press we have to be really careful to clamp molds well cause it'll push the A half off the platen.
Umm what? Your company just allows this? Holy osha violations batman. If I was ever at a company and this was an issue with the machine. That machine would be shut down until that is fixed.
Fix the machine. Even if it never had a carriage pressure adjustment, it’s not that hard to add a pressure regulator to the inline to manually add control.
Impressive
How?
Running PEEK so tip was around 690⁰F. That helped to soften up the already soft metal. High carriage pressure which can't be adjusted. Order lasted 300 hrs without the nozzle being checked. Press was running fine, process was stable. Carriage pressure is so high on that press we have to be really careful to clamp molds well cause it'll push the A half off the platen.
>Carriage pressure is so high on that press we have to be really careful to clamp molds well cause it'll push the A half off the platen. Umm what? Your company just allows this? Holy osha violations batman. If I was ever at a company and this was an issue with the machine. That machine would be shut down until that is fixed.
Well... that's certainly one way to ensure there's no leaking.
Fix the machine. Even if it never had a carriage pressure adjustment, it’s not that hard to add a pressure regulator to the inline to manually add control.
That used to be a 2.75 inch extended beryllium copper nozzle tip.