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Morgan Press Injection Molder G-125T

This is a run down and "what's up" about some of the dynamics used in operating the Morgan Press.

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MorganPress Morgan Press injection mold morgan industries

This project was created on 03/24/2021 and last updated 4 years ago.

Description

Here are some Specs and Need to Know's for operating the Morgan Injection Molder.

Model G-125T

7.5 cu. in. (5 oz.) max. single shot
20-ton max. clamping force (toggle).
9,000 psi max. injection pressure
0-800°F (0-430°C) temperature control range
Mold plan area: 8″ x 11″ (maximum)
Utilities required: Electrical 120 volts AC or 240 volts;
Compressed air to 160 psi (max.) 1 CFM (max.)

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MorganPress_SFDL_v01.step

step - 25.30 MB - 03/26/2021 at 21:54

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MorganPress_UpperPlatenSpec.pdf

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MorganPress_PreHeatPlateSpec.pdf

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  • 3D Version is Coming!

    brucejdii • 03/25/2021 at 17:32 • 0 comments

    I'm finalizing elements to a 3D file!

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gerrard.paschke wrote 06/11/2021 at 17:27 • point

I have this exact machine for sale if anyone is looking, new un used.  10k

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Salah Zenieh wrote 05/12/2022 at 13:23 • point

Do you still have that machine?

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brucejdii wrote 04/21/2021 at 15:48 • point

I think that the machine itself is somewhere around $12,000 - $15,000.00... plus there is the power/electrical and compressed air setup that adds to the cost of having the machine... so it's about $20K at the end of the day... This one has been here for a couple years, and I'm not certain how it made it's way into the lab...

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Pablo Oyarzo wrote 04/21/2021 at 11:06 • point

How much does it cost? Also, how did the DesignLab came about getting this one?

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