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Low-Pressure PU Foaming Machine | Self-Skinning Armrests

Low‑pressure PU system for self‑skinning armrests, with one‑step molding, servo precision metering (±0.3%), sealed tanks, and flexible multi‑model production.

Discharge Flow Rate

50~280 g/s

Mix Ratio (A:B)

100 : 50~150

Mixing Head Speed

5,200 rpm (adjustable)

Metering Accuracy

±0.3%

Availability on Request Delivery Schedule on Quotation 1‑Year Warranty
Low-Pressure PU Foaming Machine for Self-Skinning Armrests

Product Overview

The HF‑LPM‑1A1B‑A is a low‑pressure PU system for self‑skinning armrests, featuring one‑step molding, servo metering (±0.3%), and sealed tanks for stability.

The HF-LPM-1A1B-A is a low-pressure PU foaming system for self-skinning armrests, forming a dense outer skin and soft foam core in a single molding cycle—eliminating secondary fabric or leather wrapping. It serves automotive interiors, office chairs, wheelchairs, medical rehabilitation equipment, and fitness gear. The machine features a 200L tank system, discharge flow of 50–280 g/s, adjustable A:B ratio of 100:50–150, and a mixing head speed of 5,200 rpm. Servo direct-drive metering pumps, with optional Coriolis mass flowmeter for closed-loop control, maintain ±0.3% accuracy by compensating for viscosity-related flow drift. The fully sealed tanks isolate ambient moisture—especially critical for isocyanate—preventing viscosity rise, reduced reactivity, and bubble defects. Finished armrests offer soft, elastic surfaces with strong compression, impact, abrasion, and oil resistance for frequently touched, easily soiled applications.

Product Overview

Configured

To Your Production Brief

Production Workflow

Material Loading & Sealed Tank Preparation

Load polyol and isocyanate into fully sealed 200L tanks, protecting isocyanate from ambient moisture to maintain reactivity.

Recipe Selection & Parameter Setting

Choose stored formula on PLC touch screen; set A:B ratio (100:50‑150) and flow rate (50‑280 g/s) per armrest type.

One‑Step Self‑Skinning Pouring

PU material is poured into the mold in a single shot; outer skin densifies while inner core remains soft during reaction—achieving one‑step molding.

Demolding & Finished Product

Open mold; remove finished self‑skinning armrest with dense outer skin and soft core—no secondary covering required.

Precision parameters for consistent, high‑quality self‑skinning armrests

Technical Specifications

Specifications are based on standard configurations. Customizable component counts (2‑6) and optional Coriolis mass flowmeter for closed‑loop control available.

Technical ParameterHF-LPM-1A1B-A
Discharge Flow Rate50–280 g/s
Raw Material Mix RatioA:B = 100:50–150
Tank Volume200 L
Total Motor Power11 kW
Mixing Head Rotational Speed5,200 rpm (adjustable)
Metering Accuracy±0.3%
Core FeaturesOne-step molding, precise ratio control, sealed tanks, multi-model flexible production
Warranty Period1 year
Net Weight1,000 kg
CertificationsConfirm applicable documents for the quoted configuration
Brand NameHaifeng
Why Choose Our Self‑Skinning Armrest PU Foaming System

Key Advantages

Six engineering and production benefits that deliver premium self‑skinning armrests with one‑step molding, comfortable hand feel, and flexible multi‑model production.

One‑Step Molding Without Secondary Covering

Self‑skinning process forms dense outer skin and soft core in a single cycle. Skin and core bond naturally, eliminating fabric/leather wrapping—cutting steps, labor, and avoiding blistering/peeling defects.

Comfortable Hand Feel & Balanced Physical Performance

Soft, elastic surfaces with outstanding compression, impact, abrasion, and oil resistance. Hard‑skin & soft‑core structure delivers reliable support and long‑wearing comfort for frequently touched, soiled applications.

Wide Adjustable Parameters for Flexible Multi‑Model Switching

Both flow rate and mixing ratio are adjustable on demand. A single machine produces light soft office armrests and thick supportive wheelchair/automotive armrests—lowering equipment investment and changeover time.

Precision Ratio Control Optimized for Low‑Weight Parts

Servo direct‑drive metering pumps with optional Coriolis mass flowmeter provide ±0.3% accuracy. Real‑time flow monitoring and PLC compensation ensure stable internal mechanical performance despite viscosity fluctuations.

Sealed Tanks for Consistent Raw Material Stability

Fully sealed structure isolates ambient moisture—critical for isocyanates—preventing viscosity rise, reduced reactivity, and bubble defects, maintaining raw material condition during long continuous production.

Versatile for Multiple Industries & Product Types

Produces automotive armrests, office chair armrests, wheelchair armrests, medical rehab handrails, and fitness equipment grips. Also adaptable for other human support/grip components with similar structures.

COMPLETE SOLUTION

Integrate the product with our full range of auxiliary equipment for a turnkey polyurethane processing system.

SUPPORT

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of armrests can this machine produce?
It produces self‑skinning armrests for automotive interiors, office chairs, wheelchairs, medical rehabilitation equipment, and fitness gear. The machine can also manufacture other human support or grip components with similar structures.
How does one‑step self‑skinning molding work without secondary covering?
The self‑skinning process forms a dense outer skin and soft foam core simultaneously in a single mold cycle. The skin and core bond naturally during chemical reaction, eliminating the need for fabric or leather wrapping—reducing production steps and labor costs.
Why is the sealed tank design important for armrest production?
Self‑skinning armrests require high‑grade surface appearance. Moisture in ambient air can degrade isocyanate quality, causing surface bubbles and reactivity loss. The fully sealed tank design isolates moisture, ensuring long‑term raw material stability and consistent product quality.
How does the machine maintain ratio accuracy for small‑shot parts?
Single‑shot material consumption for armrests is usually small, and viscosity fluctuates with temperature. The servo direct‑drive precision pumps, optionally with Coriolis mass flowmeter closed‑loop control, read fluid mass in real time and automatically compensate for viscosity changes—ensuring ±0.3% accuracy across all batches.
What is the typical installation and training timeline?
After machine arrival, our engineers complete on‑site installation, commissioning, and operator training within 5‑7 working days. Trial runs with your specific armrest molds and formulations take an additional 2‑3 days.