Leading injection molding machine manufacturers include ARBURG, ENGEL, FANUC, Haitian International, Husky, KraussMaffei, Milacron, Sumitomo (SHI) Demag, WITTMANN BATTENFELD and YIZUMI. Their products span hydraulic, hybrid and all-electric presses, from stand-alone machines to integrated molding systems.
This representative list draws on current manufacturer product pages. It is alphabetical, not a ranking by sales, quality or market share. Compare specific machine series and supply scopes.
Manufacturers and Their Product Ranges
ARBURG
ARBURG’s ALLROUNDER range includes hydraulic, hybrid and electric injection molding machines, plus robotic systems and process control. The hybrid HIDRIVE combines electric and hydraulic axes; confirm cooling for the chosen configuration.
ENGEL
ENGEL supplies hydraulic, hybrid and electric machines for technical parts and packaging. Its tie-bar-less victory, large duo and electric e-mac families illustrate distinct designs. Automation can extend the supply scope beyond the press; specify the series when requesting cooler information.
FANUC
FANUC’s ROBOSHOT range focuses on all-electric injection molding and can be paired with robotics in automated cells. An electric main drive does not establish a hydraulic oil cooler requirement; check any auxiliary equipment separately.
Haitian International
Haitian’s Mars and Jupiter ranges cover servo-hydraulic and large two-platen machines. Its Zhafir business supplies electric machines, including Venus. Haitian and Zhafir belong to one group; compare each proposed model’s drive, clamping design and cooling equipment.
Husky Technologies
Husky specializes in PET preform, closure and packaging systems. HyPET and HyCAP can integrate machines with tooling, hot runners and controls. Determine which cooling functions belong to the press, mold or complete system.
KraussMaffei
KraussMaffei supplies hydraulic and all-electric presses, including large machines and the PX electric range, plus automation. Some PX configurations use an optional hydraulic auxiliary unit. Review mold functions and cooling interfaces for the specified build.
Milacron
Milacron offers servo-hydraulic, all-electric and low-pressure injection systems, including multi-component and co-injection technologies. Its product families serve different processes; specify the hydraulic circuit and machine package before sizing a cooler.
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag offers all-electric IntElect, hybrid El-Exis SP and servo-hydraulic Systec machines, with multi-component molding and automation options. Distinguish their drives when planning oil and water connections.
WITTMANN BATTENFELD
WITTMANN BATTENFELD offers all-electric EcoPower, servo-hydraulic SmartPower, larger and vertical machines. The WITTMANN Group also supplies automation. Confirm whether an inquiry covers the press or a cell with separate temperature-control equipment.
YIZUMI
YIZUMI supplies hydraulic, electric, two-platen and specialized presses. A listed FF electric configuration includes a hydraulic pump station for auxiliary functions. Check the precise build before assessing any oil-cooling circuit.
To shortlist suppliers, request a current series datasheet, clamp force and shot size matched to your part, drive layout, automation scope and written utility schedule. A global brand may offer different options by region; the nameplate alone does not establish local manufacturing or service coverage. For cooler planning, request the hydraulic schematic and oil-circuit duty instead of copying a specification from an older press. The machine quote and heat exchanger can then be checked against the same operating conditions.
Where Hydraulic Oil Cooling Fits in Machine Selection
Hydraulic and some hybrid presses have oil circuits; cooling loads vary with drive, duty cycle and package design. Electric machines usually remove hydraulic power from the main axes, but optional hydraulic functions may remain. A model name alone cannot establish cooler presence or size.
Separate machine hydraulic oil cooling from mold cooling, mold temperature controllers and barrel cooling. A custom oil-to-water or air-cooled exchanger applies where the machine has a suitable hydraulic oil duty. Specify oil flow, inlet and target temperatures, cooling-water or ambient-air conditions, pressure, allowable pressure drop and space.
JED’s injection molding machine heat exchanger applications describe this OEM oil-cooling scope. Explore custom shell and tube heat exchangers for oil-to-water circuits and air-cooled heat exchangers where ambient air is the cooling source.
Discuss an Injection Molding Machine Oil Cooler Project with JED
JED manufactures custom heat exchangers and hydraulic oil coolers for injection molding machine OEMs. We review drawings or operating data, materials, connections, mounting dimensions and inspection requirements. Include prototype quantity, expected repeat volume and delivery plan.
For a cooler shared across several press models, identify common mounting points and connections alongside the duty points that change. JED can review whether one design or separate designs fit those requirements before a batch order is placed.
For an integrated oil-to-water or air-cooled oil cooler, send JED your drawing or cooling requirements for review.
FAQs About Injection Molding Machine Manufacturers
Are molds, robots and temperature controllers included with an injection molding machine?
It depends on the quotation. Ask for an itemized scope covering the press, mold, automation, temperature control, installation and commissioning.
Can a cooler for a discontinued injection molding machine be reproduced?
Possibly. Provide the old unit’s drawing or sample, dimensions, connections and operating conditions. The replacement’s thermal duty and pressure limits must be checked before manufacture.
Will a third-party oil cooler affect the machine warranty?
Ask the machine manufacturer for written clarification before changing an integrated cooler. Confirm operating limits and any approval required for the proposed replacement.
