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Installation 

1. Make the dimensional housing verification with special care for the tight tolerance fitting zones and system 
seating  dimensions  according  to  the  CAD  file  information.  In  case  of  doubt  or  unclear  information  contact 
YUDO. 
2.  Make sure the housing is in proper conditions to receive the hot runner and in correct position to proceed 
with assembling without risks for people and equipment. 
3. Assemble pin anti rotation in the mold. The central spiking should be attached to the Manifold. 
4.  
Identify  in  the  system  the  different  placement  points  of  the  eyebolts  and  search  for  the  combination  that 
allows  raising  the  balanced  system,  keeping  the  manifold  horizontally  or  close  to.  On  systems  that  do  not 
allow the placement of eyebolts, it is recommended to use straps or magnetic. 
5. 
Place lubricant grease on the tips of the nozzles and adjust zones in diameter, particularly H7 and H6

 

fit. 

6. Place lubricant grease

 

on nozzle bushes (nozzle attachment bushings) 

7. Install the manifold in place. The correct position is set by the central pin position combined with the pin anti 
rotation. 
8.  
Lower  the  system  into  the  housing  with  the  nozzles  pointed  to  respective  housings.  If  there  are  sliding 
bushes they must be placed in position in the mold before the nozzles.  
9. These systems are assembled in a cold temperature. 
10. 
Lower the system to the housing and check that the manifold is in its correct positionThe correct position 
is defined by the central pin position combined with the anti-rotation pin. 
The  system  is  expected  to  fall  easily  until  settle  the  supports.  If  not,  do  not  use  force.  Relieve  the  nozzle 
screws in a turn (360°). Then again bring down the system to its position in the mold. If there is any difficulty 
may be used a Teflon mallet, beating with moderate force in the manifold supports. 
 11.  After  the  system  is  properly  housed,  re-tighten  the  screws  nozzle  with  correct  torque  force  -  see 
Appendix 1
 
Do it in a progressive and balanced manner. 
  (This is only necessary in the first assembly or after disassembly of the manifold nozzles) 
12.  Check  that  the  manifold  is  parallel  to  the  bottom  plan  of  the  housing.  Otherwise,

 

disassemble  and 

determine the cause. It could be the manifold grip that is not balanced, or another reason to check. 
13. Put in place the cylinder rings. Only for valve gate systems and when they are part of the system design. 
14. 
Assemble the sliding plate with particular attention to interference with any system component. 
15. 
Tighten the plate in a balanced way. 
16.  Assemble the centering ring. Tighten in a balanced  way. The centering ring has to adjust the system as 
shown in the injection system draft. 
17. Plugs and their electrical connections must be kept away from contact with water oil or other liquids. 
18.  Plugs and their electrical box must be placed in order to be protected from stroke or other accidents that 
may damage the set. 
19. After finishing the assembly, check if there is no undue electrical current passage and if continuity is doing 
in the right poles.

 

Normally thermocouples are not isolated. 

20. Check the heating of the system: Heat the system up to 150 ° C, stabilize the temperature of all electrical 
heating zones and keep heating for 10 minutes. Always use soft start (slow heating) up

 

to the temperature of 

100 ° C. 
21.  Check  the  correct  Valve  Pins  movement  by  activating  the  respective  cylinders  (Only  for  valve  gate 
systems). 
22. 
Let the system cool down.  
23.  Keep  the  system  in  a  place  free  of  moisture,  metal  chips  or  under  possible  physical  shocks.  Other  care 
considered suitable will be important to keep the system in good working order. 
YUDO provides hydraulic and pneumatic systems but each one only work correctly with the drive specified in 
the project. Do not test pneumatic systems with oil or vice versa. 
 
Any anomaly detected in the system must be reported to YUDO. 

Summary of Contents for HOT RUNNER

Page 1: ...HOT RUNNER USER S HANDBOOK...

Page 2: ...ystem is manufactured using the most modern engineering technologies and manufacturing processes but it is absolutely necessary the compliance with the best practices for operation and maintenance in...

Page 3: ...Instructions 9 Module A Single Nozzle Type 9 Module B Basic HR System Type 11 Module C1 Pre Wired PW Eco Modu System Sliding Nozzles Type 13 Module C2 Pre Wired PW Eco Modu System Threaded Nozzles Typ...

Page 4: ...pment must be used to protect individual against high temperature surfaces gases or liquids expelling falls and cuts To avoid serious burns wear protective clothing heat resistant heat resistant glove...

Page 5: ...d to its position so that parts do not fall with its opening Make sure the box content corresponds to the document accompanying the load packing list Visually inspect the system and its components Che...

Page 6: ...all edges are disguised with rays or chamfers Sharp edges are a real danger to the system 3 1 4 The area of the front seal should be ground to fit not be eroded 3 1 5 If the material of the clamping p...

Page 7: ...stem comes pre assembled prewired with rails plugs connections and raccords The specific composition of each system is in accordance with the project drawing approved by the client D Hot Half Modu Sys...

Page 8: ...ty but low mechanical strength Seals and gaskets susceptible to blows cuts or crushing Identify the type of construction applicable to your system For each type of construction there are specific inst...

Page 9: ...over and checking connections Wires should consider connecting terminals appropriate to your connection plug The non use or partial use of terminals can lead to system malfunction Wires cannot be adde...

Page 10: ...e system until it back off 50 mm 5 If the system is balanced continue until it is completely out of the mold 6 If the system is unbalanced change the position of eyebolts to balance After the system h...

Page 11: ...an of the housing If not disassemble and determine the cause It could be the manifold grip that is not balanced or another reason to check 11 Identify properly and clearly all the wires for proper ide...

Page 12: ...e runner channels have plastic in heat up the system up to meting temperature and then pull out the valve pins 4 Let the system cool down and proceed after system temperature is below 50 C 5 Remove th...

Page 13: ...oderate force in the manifold supports 11 After the system is properly housed re tighten the screws nozzle with correct torque force see Appendix 1 Do it in a progressive and balanced manner This is o...

Page 14: ...e system until it back off 50 mm 5 If the system is balanced continue until it is completely out of the mold 6 If the system is unbalanced change the position of eyebolts to balance After the system h...

Page 15: ...in diameter particularly H7 and H6 fit 6 Install the manifold in place The correct position is set by the central pin position combined with the pin anti rotation 7 Lower the system into housing with...

Page 16: ...ace free of moisture metal chips or under possible physical shocks Other care considered suitable will be important to keep the system in good working order YUDO provides hydraulic and pneumatic syste...

Page 17: ...ere is no undue electrical current passage and if continuity is doing in the right poles 13 Normally thermocouples transmit electrical current to the mold 14 Check the heating system Heat the system a...

Page 18: ...ent barrel pressure Without that leakage might occur between machine nozzle and mold Fill the Hot Runner with approx 300 400 bar back pressure until plastic emerges at the gates When filling the Hot R...

Page 19: ...irst slot should be non coloured material For the color change decrease barrel temperature by 20 40 C and change to natural material Purge the barrel with natural material first the Hot Runner system...

Page 20: ...year or 1M shots Tips 2 years or 2M shots 6 months or 0 5M shots if abrasive material Valve Pin PGB X 3 years or 3M shots X 3 years or 3M shots 3 years or 3M shots 3 years or 3M shots Hoses X 3 years...

Page 21: ...UH 02 Aug16 ENG P 21 21 APPENDIX 1 TORQUE TABLE...

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