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Injection molding machines

LS Mtron presses from 35 to 3,600 tons and Presma rotary machines, quoted, delivered, installed and supported by the same team.

Find the LS Mtron series for your mold

Slide to the clamping force you need. Every series that covers it is highlighted; each one opens its specifications on the LS Mtron site.

Ranges as listed by LS Mtron.

    LS Mtron

    Injection molding machines

    South Korea, US base in Duluth, Georgia

    Hydraulic, hybrid and all-electric injection molding machines, plus multi-component and pallet machines. Plastics Equipment Technologies is the LS Mtron sales representative for Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.

    • LSG-EAll-electric, 5-point toggle, 35 to 950 ton
    • LSG-H compactHybrid toggle with a 2.6 s dry cycle, 100 to 420 ton
    • LSG-H midHybrid two-platen, half-nut, 500 to 1,100 ton
    • LSG-H largeHybrid two-platen, 50 to 60% energy savings, 1,600 to 3,500 ton
    • LSG-HPPremium hydraulic two-platen, formerly the ONE, 550 to 3,600 ton
    • LSG-VVertical with a low-profile rotary table, 40 to 660 ton
    • Multi-componentMulti-color and multi-material machines, including lens molding
    • LSG-PLTPallet machine with a high-plasticizing screw, 1,600 to 3,500 ton

    Presma

    Vertical, modular and rotary presses

    Italy, near Milan

    A family company building injection presses since 1937: over 100 models from 60 to 6,000 kN, modular machines with one to three stations and rotary machines with 2 to 18 stations, for thermoplastics, rubber and silicone.

    • Modular machinesMODULO vertical machines for insert molding and multicolor
    • Horizontal clampingGTS presses for multicolor, technical and shoe parts
    • Vertical clampingShuttle or rotary table, insert molding and solid silicone
    • Working cellsP3C and P4C cells with one or more presses and robots
    • Rotary machinesROTO multi-station presses for structural foam, corks and footwear

    Send the mold, we size the press

    Mold dimensions, shot weight and the part's resin are enough for a first recommendation.