The mold marshalling system is an injection molding measuring system that uses sensors and special-purpose amplifiers installed inside a mold to convert the behavior of the resin inside the mold (the mold itself previously regarded as something of a black box) into a signal or voltage.

The system outputs this signal or voltage in real time to a PC or measuring instruments. This digitized data has a wide range of uses. it can be used to set optimal molding parameters, automatically screen for defective products, control quality, and evaluate molds.

Features

	In-Cavity resin  pressure measurement Measures resin pressures inside the mold.		Flow velocity measurement Measures resin flow front speed, regardless of direction  of flow, based on a single sensor.
	In-Cavity resin temperature measurement Measures resin temperatures inside the mold.		Flow front detection Instantly detects resin arrival and outputs the corresponding control signal.
	Mold surface temperature measurement Measures cavity surface temperatures.

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