The introduction of Flip Top Closure Mold

In the flip top closure mold, all production steps are completed within a cycle time of 8.5 seconds. First, the top section of the 0.8-gram drop-shaped component is produced. After it has cooled, the second component is added in the third position. Once it is finished, the flip top closure is removed from the mold and set on a separate station for a visual quality check.

These systems can be operated with the assistance of an electric motor. The  mechanism can actuate the closing unit in less than 0.35 seconds, making the process more efficient and cost-effective than its conventional counterpart.

We developed an in-mold closing system to reduce the time it takes to close a mold. Its technology consists of multiple closing arms to minimize the closing time while maintaining high cavitation. This minimizes the closing cycle time by 50%. The system is also suitable for mold changes between different machines.

The  In-Mold Closer is equipped with a timer T. It presets the time that the mold member 1 should reach a mold contact position. When the timer expires, the display unit 10 generates an alarm. In response, the NC control unit 4 instructs the mold member 1 to move forward, thereby increasing the error between the feedback signal from the position detector P and the movement instructed value by the NC control unit 4.

This mold can be manufactured in two shots using two different materials. The first shot involves bringing together the first and second mold blocks. In this first shot, the two mold blocks form an internal cavity that has the negative dimensions and features of the base 402, which is then molded. The lead end polymer becomes increasingly viscous as it moves into the mold.

A second method is the unscrewing method. This method can be more complicated and requires special machines. However, it is not recommended for high-volume production.

When it comes to the cost of flip top closure molds, you may be surprised to learn that it is not cheap. However, a well-designed mold can double the output of the product, while lowering the unit cost. This is especially true in high-volume production of two-color flip top closures. The ALLROUNDER CUBE mold is specially designed for this purpose, and it can produce up to 13,000 parts per hour.

Flip-top closures are generally produced using injection molding. This process requires a mold and injection molding machine. The parts produced are then ejected from the mold after each molding cycle. They are then transported to a conveyor or bin where an operator folds them. Alternatively, if automated closing equipment is used, it will capture the molded part and fold it into a closed position.

The structure of the mold for flip-top closures is quite complicated and requires special skill. It is also more complicated than a normal cap mold. The double-step ejection system in the mold is very important. Moreover, the closing success rate of the cap is an important consideration.

product name: FLIP TOP CAP MOULD