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Equipment register / supplied evidence

Capacity with a source label.

The counts below come from the customer-provided authorized manufacturing-partner profile. They support due diligence, but they do not replace written confirmation of the press, tool route or capacity allocated to a specific project.

Injection molding equipment in customer-supplied authorized partner film
Authorized-partner sourceNo statement that every listed machine is self-owned or immediately available.
Injection molding40 presses listed
Published range120T · 160T · 250T
Moldmaking32 equipment units listed

Injection molding register

Single-color and two-color press records.

Brand and counts are transcribed from the supplied profile. Mold envelope, shot size, tie-bar space, screw specification, auxiliary equipment, resin fit and scheduling must be checked against the project.

EquipmentClamping forceCount in sourceEvidence and use boundary
Haitian two-color injection molding machine250T2Customer-supplied partner profile; project allocation requires written confirmation
Haitian two-color injection molding machine160T8Two-color feasibility depends on part, tool, material combination and machine configuration
Haitian single-color injection molding machine250T10Tool and shot fit are reviewed from actual mold/part data
Haitian single-color injection molding machine160T8Production timing and available capacity are quotation-specific
Haitian single-color injection molding machine120T12No public tolerance or part-size guarantee is inferred from tonnage
Interpretation rule. “40 presses listed” describes the supplied authorized-partner profile, not a promise that all 40 machines are owned by SRRP, located at one disclosed site, or open for a new order. Project responses identify the responsible site and proposed production route.

Moldmaking register

Tool build equipment recorded in the supplied profile.

The list supports a moldmaking conversation. Tool steel, accuracy, envelope, hot-runner, metrology, lead time and subcontracted work—if any—remain part of the written tool plan.

Equipment groupCountSource statusProject decision
Precision machining centers9Customer-supplied profileMachining route and work envelope confirmed per tool
Precision EDM5Customer-supplied profileElectrode/detail requirement confirmed per cavity design
Wire-cut machines6Customer-supplied profileProcess selection confirmed in the tool build plan
Standard EDM6Customer-supplied profileUse depends on geometry and finish requirement
Precision wire-cut machines6Customer-supplied profileAccuracy and inspection evidence confirmed per feature

Before reliance

Six checks close the gap between a machine list and a capable process.

A serious RFQ should ask for the proposed press and tooling route, not simply compare the number of machines on supplier websites.

01

Part + shot fit

Projected area, part/runner weight and material processing needs.

02

Mold fit

Envelope, weight, tie bars, connections, ejection and handling.

03

Process support

Drying, temperature control, automation, insert or two-color requirements.

04

Quality method

Inspection access, gauges, sampling and release records.

05

Capacity

Demand, cycle basis, maintenance and production schedule.

06

Responsibility

Manufacturing site, partner role, quality owner and change approval.