Conventional injection molding machines have relatively low production efficiency, typically around 300-400 cycles per hour, suitable for producing simpler injection molded products. High-speed injection molding machines, on the other hand, have much higher production efficiency, generally exceeding 1000 cycles per hour, suitable for producing large-volume, high-precision products.
Due to the more advanced hydraulic, control, and structural technologies of high-speed injection molding machines, they offer higher precision and stability compared to conventional injection molding machines when producing high-precision, high-requirement injection molded products.
Conventional injection molding machines are suitable for producing simple, low-requirement plastic products, such as daily necessities and accessories. High-speed injection molding machines are suitable for producing plastic products requiring high precision and high speed, such as automotive parts and high-end electronic product casings.
Conventional injection molding machines have relatively low technical content and therefore relatively low maintenance costs. High-speed injection molding machines, however, have high technical content and complex structures, resulting in relatively higher maintenance costs.
