Hydraulic Components For Injection Machine

Power Elements Role : Convert mechanical energy from motors into hydraulic energy, providing the power source for the entire hydraulic system.Example : Pump (e.g., fixed-displacement pump, variable-displacement pump)Actuators Role : Convert hydraulic energy back into mechanical energy to perform work, such as linear or rotary movements.Example :Hydraulic Cylinder (e.g., locking cylinder, ejector cylinder): Provide linear motion for mold locking, mold opening, and ejecting of finished products.Hydraulic Motor (e.g., vane motor, gear motor): Provide rotary motion for melting, injection, adjustment of mold, and other functions.Control ElementsRole: Regulate the pressure, flow rate, and direction of the hydraulic fluid to meet the requirements of the injection molding machine.Example:Pressure Valves (e.g., relief valve, pressure reducing valve): Maintain or adjust the pressure of the hydraulic fluid.Flow Valves (e.g., throttle valve, proportional flow control valve): Regulate the flow rate of the fluid.Direction Control Valves (e.g., check valve, solenoid-operated directional control valve): Control the flow direction of the fluid.Auxiliary ElementsRole : Components that are necessary for the proper operation of the hydraulic system, but do not directly participate in energy conversion or control.Example :Reservoir : Stores the hydraulic fluid and helps dissipate heat.Pipelines : Carry the hydraulic fluid from one part of the system to another.Filters : Remove impurities from the fluid to protect system components.