IS IT TIME TO MAKE THE SWITCH?
Are the demands of the marketplace and how they affect your business growing? Are you beginning to get the feeling that you're falling behind technically and that the competition is landing more of the profitable jobs? Well maybe it is time to take a hard look at what's going on "now" in your world of plastics. You've heard the stories and seen the demonstrations with the claims of lower energy and maintenance costs; but could there be more? How about positional accuracy to ±.0005" and noise levels below 65db? How about "constant pressure filling" virtually eliminating flash and molded in stress, as well as a general reduction in tool wear? Add to this, the incorporation of simultaneous machine functions, "coining" capabilities, and multiple computer processor controls and maybe it it time to consider a switch - a switch to the All-Electric Machine! If so, just contact us and we will plug you into what is going on in the marketplace.
KEY FEATURES
 | Available from 35 thru 2000 tons - the widest range of all the electric competitors |
| Vertical Clamp and Vertical or Horizontal Injection available from 35 thru 165 tons |
| Energy Efficient - Savings of 60% to 85% over similar sized hydraulic machines |
Quality - Machine repeatability of 0.0005" and true closed loop control to all machine functions leads to lower variations in part weight and critical dimensions. Quality functions and processing variables can be monitored and alarmed through the machine's controller.
Reliability - With 75% fewer machine components than our standard hydraulic machine your company will experience less downtime due to preventative maintenance or repair. There are no valves to stick or leak, no filters or magnets to clean, and our time tested five point toggle system requires lubing only every one million cycles.
Standard Features - Standard features on the Niigata MD Series machine include such items as printer port, injection graphics, and the Niigata Engineering Expert Function. The Expert Function lets the machine set processing conditions after the operator has answered ten questions about the mold, part, and material.
INTRODUCTORY VIDEOS
The videos below will introduce you to our company, our products, and our training services. They area also available on our YouTube Channel.
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| History of All-Electric Machine Development | |
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| 1982 | Niigata began research and development on their first all-electric molding machine |
| 1984 | Niigata exhibited it's first all-Electric prototype at the Japan Plastics Show |
| 1990 | Niigata introduced it's small size all-Electric series to the Japan market |
| 1994 | Developed the MD-SIII up to 200 tons |
| 1996 | Developed the MD-SIII up to 500 tons |
| 1996 | Introduced the world's FIRST all-electric vertical machine |
| 1999 | Developed the world's LARGEST all-electric machines (2000 tons) |
| 2000 | Delivered our 100th large size all-electric machine (1000 tons and up) |
| 2003 | Introduction of the MD-S IV series |
| 2006 | Introduction of our 5th generation X and W series |
| 2011 | Introduction of our 6th generation MD S6000 series |
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| Product Specifications | |
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MD-S6000 & MD-W |
| Available from 55 tons to 720 tons, these machines are non-hydraulic and feature the most compact body in the industry. To find out more, select a model from the drop-down menu below. | |
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MD S-IV Horizontal |
| The widest range available from 720 tons to the 2000 ton "world's largest all-electric." For more information, select a model from the drop-down menu below. | |
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| MDVR Vertical |
| Available from 35 tons to 165 tons, with vertical clamp and your choice of vertical or horizontal injection unit. To find out more, select a model from the drop-down menu below. | |
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Discontinued Models |
| These models are no longer manufactured, but product information is available for reference. | |
