IMM Robot Automation for Injection Molding Machines

An IMM robot is automation used with an injection molding machine to remove molded parts, runners, or other items from the mold area and transfer them to the required downstream position or process. Yushin specializes in take-out robots and related automation for injection molding applications.

Robot selection should be based on the actual injection molding machine, mold dimensions, mold access, part and EOAT payload, required stroke, take-out time, orientation, and downstream placement. Press tonnage alone is not enough to select the correct robot.

Yushin provides different take-out configurations for standard molding, high-speed applications, large molded parts, side-entry requirements, vertical injection molding machines, and other application-specific needs. The appropriate configuration depends on the actual molding cell.

No. Yushin America supplies robots, EOAT, and automation used with injection molding machines. It does not manufacture or sell the injection molding machine itself.

EOAT contributes to the robot's total carried payload and determines how the robot grips and handles the molded part. Its weight, geometry, gripping method, mold access, cavity layout, and orientation requirements should be considered when selecting the robot.

Yes. Depending on the application, Yushin can integrate take-out with conveyors, inspection, assembly, degating, fixtures, packing, palletizing, and other downstream equipment as part of the molding cell.

Existing injection molding machines may be candidates for robot automation, but compatibility must be reviewed for the specific press, mold, robot interface, available space, stroke, payload, and downstream layout before equipment is selected.

Yushin America provides technical support, field service, parts, preventive maintenance, repairs, modifications, relocations, and training for Yushin equipment. The exact support required depends on the robot and production application.