Husky introduces H-MED AE system in Latin America

Published: 14-Jun-2011
Manufacturing

All-electric system for precision moulding of medical components


Husky Injection Molding Systems, a global supplier of injection moulding equipment headquartered in Bolton, Ontario, Canada, is offering for the first time in Latin America, its H-Med AE (all-electric) system for cleanroom medical moulding of plastic medical components.

H-MED AE offers a complete integrated system that includes UltraSync-E (electric) hot runner technology, Altanium temperature controllers and Shotscope NX process and production management software. All functions are managed through Polaris control.

The company says the system provides the process control, cleanliness and repeatability required for medical applications.

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