Vertical Rotary Injection Molding Machines Guide

Costs for vertical rotary injection molding machine robots vary by model and application. Yushin's V-HOP sprue pickers suit budget-conscious entry-level automation, while the SVR-C50 full take-out robot addresses higher-complexity cells. All pricing is available on request through Yushin America. Contact the sales team for a quote tailored to your press tonnage and production requirements.

The V-HOP and V-HOP-II are sprue and runner pickers that extract only the runner system from vertical IMMs. The SVR-C50 is a full take-out robot capable of extracting finished assembled parts, overmolded components, and encapsulated assemblies. Choose V-HOP for sprue-only removal and SVR-C50 when complete part extraction from vertical presses is required.

Yes. Both the V-HOP/V-HOP-II and the SVR-C50 are specifically engineered for vertical V-type and rotary-table injection molding machines. They are designed to accommodate the shuttle and rotary cycle motion, gravity-oriented mold opening, and the unique interlock requirements that differ from horizontal IMM configurations.

The V-HOP and V-HOP-II cover vertical presses from approximately 20 to 200 tons, while the SVR-C50 is compatible with vertical IMMs ranging from approximately 50 to 300 tons. This covers the majority of vertical rotary-table presses used in connector, sensor housing, and cable overmolding production environments.

Yushin vertical IMM robots are well-suited for insert molding of automotive sensor housings, electrical terminals, connector assemblies, cable overmolding, USB connectors, and encapsulated PCBAs. The SVR-C50 pairs with operator-load insert stations to create semi-automated cells where operators load inserts while the robot handles all part extraction automatically.

No specialized robotics expertise is needed. Yushin vertical IMM robots use purpose-adapted Yushin controllers with vertical-press cycle interlocks built in. The SVR-C50 uses a multi-axis servo controller optimized for vertical-press shuttle and rotary cycles, while V-HOP models use Yushin's standard controller platform adapted specifically for vertical press timing and interlock signals.