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Image: Absolute Haitian The partnership offers processors greater flexibility and the opportunity to use more sustainable materials. Virtual demos are scheduled in May and June.
Injection molding equipment supplier Absolute Haitian has teamed up with iMFLUX, a Hamilton, OH–based subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, in a distribution agreement that will offer iMFLUX processing software as an option on Haitian servo-hydraulic and Zhafir electric injection molding machines. The companies announced their agreement, which benefits US and Canadian molders, on April 30, 2021.
The integrated software enables molders to perform iMFLUX low-constant-pressure injection molding, in which the molding equipment automatically recognizes changing conditions and responds by adapting in real time. According to the partners, the integration of iMFLUX on Haitian and Zhafir injection molding machines will enable processors to run more sustainable materials, including post-consume
Absolute Haitian and iMFLUX partner on software integration
iMFLUX processing software is available on Haitian servo-hydraulic and Zhafir electric injection molding machines purchased by molders in Canada and the U.S. April 30, 2021 Canadian Plastics
The iMFLUX technology center in Hamilton, Ohio hosts a 618-ton (U.S.) Haitian Jupiter III two-platen, servo-hydraulic press. The JU5500 III features iMFLUX technology as a result of a recently announced partnership with Absolute Haitian for customers in Canada and the U.S. Photo Credit: Absolute Haitian
Injection molding machine supplier Absolute Haitian and iMFLUX, a subsidiary of Procter and Gamble, have signed a distribution agreement to offer the opportunity to integrate iMFLUX processing software as an option on Haitian servo-hydraulic and Zhafir electric injection molding machines purchased by molders in Canada and the U.S.