RJG Receives Consignment from BOY Machines
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RJG, Inc., Gibsonville, North Carolina, received a new consignment from BOY Machines for its Gibsonville, North Carolina, training facility. The BOY is a servo driven hydraulic injection molding press with over 40,000 ppsi worth of injection pressure and over 60 tons of clamping force.
The machine also features BOYs latest generation of machine controller, the Procan ALPHA 4. This new touchscreen provides simple operationgraphic menu guides and ultra-fast screen set-ups enable intuitive operation of the injection molding machines and guarantee fast, precise and faultless production.
We appreciate the opportunity to showcase BOYs 60E injection molding machine in our lab, said Marty Key, consultant/trainer at RJG. This consignment allows us to introduce and train our students on the very latest technology available today.
The two-platen design of the BOY machine allows students to see a machine that differs from the typical three-platen design. It also offers a dramatic decrease in the machines footprint, which allows RJG to utilize more valuable floor space in its training facility.
The machine will be used in RJGs Essentials, Systematic Molding, DECOUPLED MOLDING® Workshop and Master Molder® I and II courses. Students will be able to interact with the machine in a variety of ways in order to put into practice what they learned in the classroom. This hands-on learning increases retention and provides students with tangible knowledge they can bring back to the plant floor.
For more information, visit www.rjginc.com.
