Plastic Injection Molder Debuts EOAT, Mold Monitoring Solutions
NPE2024: Exhibiting for the first time, European-based Mouldpro ApS highlights new solutions — the Roborex and Flosense — alongside partner Globeius.
Denmark-based Mouldpro ApS is exhibiting for the first time with Globeius Inc., partner and exclusive North American distributor for Mouldpro. The company is a well-established supplier of products for plastic injection molding, hoping to bring European quality to the U.S. at competitive pricing.
In addition to showing visitors a wide range of general products and supplies for injection molding, recently introduced Mouldpro products and two new offerings are available to attendees.
One innovation, Roborex, is making its debut at the show. The end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) helps streamline automation and increase productivity in the molding process.
Also making its debut is the Flosense thermal management/mold monitoring system. Flosense provides optimum control over mold cooling processes, reducing cycle times. It is both affordable and flexible, making it indispensable for those who desire to reduce costs while improving processing control and quality, according to Mouldpro. The system uses sensors to measure the differences in input and output temperatures (Delta T) and pressures (Delta P) as well as total flow rate through the system. It also alerts technicians in real time about the stability of the process and any potential issues, such as waterline blockages or leaks, heater or cooler malfunctions and so on. Many more features will be demonstrated at the booth.
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