400-Ton PLC Controlled Melamine Tableware Moulding Machine

"400-Ton" refers to the machine's maximum clamping (closing) force of 400 tons, which determines the size and complexity of melamine molds and parts it can process.

PLC controlled means the machine uses a programmable logic controller for automatic control of cycle sequences, timing, heating and hydraulic operations. Benefits include repeatable production, recipe storage, easier troubleshooting, and integration with factory automation.

The listed electrical specs are 220 V and rated power 1000 W. Actual energy consumption will depend on cycle times, heating elements and hydraulic system usage; confirm with the supplier for detailed power and energy-consumption figures.

The machine net weight is listed as 7250 kg. The single package size is 205 x 140 x 235 cm and a single gross weight is listed as 6000 kg (please confirm packaging and shipping weights with the supplier prior to shipment).

This machine is designed for manufacturing melamine tableware such as plates, bowls, trays, cups and other durable kitchenware used in restaurants, schools, events and food service industries.

Production capacity depends on the part size, mold design and processing recipe. Typical melamine molding cycle times commonly range from about 20 to 120 seconds. Provide your part drawings and target output to get an estimated hourly production rate.

The machine accepts melamine molds sized within the limits set by its platen area and 400-ton clamping force. Exact platen dimensions and mold compatibility should be confirmed with the supplier—share your mold drawings so they can verify fit and required locking/clamping capacity.

The product description states video outgoing inspection for quality assurance and a comprehensive machinery test report is provided before shipment. Request the test report and inspection video for your unit.

The machine includes essential core components and advanced hydraulic components for efficient operation, plus robust castings and an easy-to-use computer control system. For a detailed parts list (manufacturer of pump, valves, PLC model, heaters, sensors), request component specifications from the vendor.

Typical safety features on molding machines include emergency stop(s), safety interlocks on guards/doors and overload protection. The exact safety package can vary—confirm standard and optional safety features with the supplier and ensure compliance with local regulations.

Many suppliers offer installation and commissioning services and operator/maintenance training (onsite or remote). Confirm availability, scope and any additional costs for commissioning and training with the seller.

Regular maintenance typically includes hydraulic oil and filter changes, checking and tightening hydraulic fittings, inspecting seals and hoses, cleaning heating plates and molds, and PLC/system backups. Common consumables are hydraulic oil, seals, heaters and temperature sensors. Ask the vendor for a recommended maintenance schedule.

Spare parts availability varies by manufacturer. Common spares include seals, valves, heaters, sensors and PLC modules. Ask the supplier for a spare-parts list and typical lead times for critical components.

Warranty terms and after-sales support (parts, service response time, remote support) differ by seller. The listing includes a machinery test report and outgoing inspection; request the written warranty, service-level details and contact information for technical support.

Yes—many manufacturers offer options such as custom platen sizes, automation interfaces (robotic take-out, conveyors), special heating profiles and tooling support. Discuss your specific product requirements and integration needs with the supplier to obtain available customization options and quotations.