Using Guidelines:
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced user, you can follow the following steps to achieve the best results.

Step 1
 Preparing the Machine
a. Make sure the machine is tidy and free of any debris or impediments.
b. Verify that all safety barriers and locks are in place and working properly.
c. Verify that the required mold, raw material, and auxiliary equipment are ready for use.
Step 2
Powering On
a. Connect the machine to a reliable power source.
b. Switch on the main power supply and auxiliary systems (such as the hydraulic system and cooling system).
Step 3
Setting Up the Mold
a. Carefully mount the mold onto the machine's platens, following the manufacturer's guidelines.
b. Securely fasten the mold using appropriate clamping mechanisms.
c. Ensure that the mold alignment is correct and that all mold components are properly installed.
Step 4
Adjusting Machine Parameters
a. Access the machine's control panel or interface.
b. Set the desired injection parameters, such as injection speed, pressure, and holding time, based on the specific requirements of the product and material being used.
c. Configure the temperature settings for the barrel, nozzle, and mold heating zones.
Step 5
Loading Raw Material
a. Prepare the raw material by ensuring it is properly dried and free from contamination.
b. Open the machine's hopper and pour the required amount of material into it.
c. Close the hopper securely to prevent material spillage.
Step 6
Running the Machine
a. Initiate the automatic or manual mode based on your preference and experience.
b. Start the machine's operation, and closely monitor the injection process for any abnormalities.
c. Adjust the parameters as needed to achieve the desired product quality and production efficiency.
Step 7
Post-Injection Process
a. Allow the injection molding process to complete as per the specified cycle time.
b. Once the injection is complete, activate the mold opening mechanism to release the molded part.
c. Carefully remove the part from the mold, ensuring proper handling to avoid damage or injury.
Step 8
Machine Maintenance and Shutdown
a. After completing the production run, clean the machine thoroughly to remove any residual material or contaminants.
b. Perform routine maintenance tasks as recommended by the manufacturer, such as lubricating moving parts and inspecting hydraulic systems.
c. Switch off the machine, auxiliary systems, and main power supply.