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PU/PU Rotary Injection Machine | Multicolor Soles

Compare the JG116/PUPU rotary shoe injection machine for multicolor PU soles, with 18, 24 or 30 stations, a 20–60 g/s feed rate and configuration guidance.

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Product, Application and Configuration

Compare the JG116/PUPU rotary shoe injection machine for multicolor PU soles, with 18, 24 or 30 stations, a 20–60 g/s feed rate and configuration guidance.

Product Overview

The JG116/PUPU is a PU PU rotary direct injection machine for multicolor, single-density or dual-density polyurethane soles. It combines metering and mixing with material circulation, temperature control and independent color dosing. Station options are 18, 24 or 30. Selection starts with the sole layers and formulation: density, color and raw-material component count describe different requirements and need separate specification. Match the material delivery system and mold sequence to the intended sole before setting the production target.

Applications

  • Multicolor PU sole projects.
  • Single-density and dual-density polyurethane sole structures.
  • Product development from a single-density sole to a defined dual-density design.

Existing formulations and molds require a compatibility review before reuse. Finished-sole performance depends on the material system, construction and product testing.

Configuration and Selection

Define each sole layer's material system, target density, weight and color. Review the required metering circuits, mixing ratio and switching sequence against that specification. A dual-density product description does not establish how many material components or pigment circuits are needed.

Select stations by comparing molding dwell, indexing, loading and unloading for the same product. Include available floor space. More stations alone do not establish a proportional increase in output.

For formulation or color changes, define residue handling, cleaning, restart conditions and first-part approval. Check consecutive molded parts under agreed conditions to establish weight repeatability; no numerical repeatability value is specified here.

Discuss Your Project

Share a sole section drawing, formulation details, target density and weight for each layer, required colors and shift output. Include existing mold drawings to request a configuration and trial review.

Product, Application and Configuration
Configuration references

Technical Specifications

Confirm the feed-rate measurement basis and stable operating range with the intended formulation. Clamping force, screw dimensions and the exact component/color configuration require technical confirmation.

Technical ParameterJG116/PUPU
Stations18, 24 or 30
Mold frame dimensions200 × 400 mm or 200 × 430 mm
Feed rate20–60 g/s
Sole configurationsMulticolor single-density or dual-density PU soles
Color dosingIndependent color dosing; detailed configuration requires confirmation
Equipment functions

Key Features

Review these functions against the selected material, tooling and operating scope.

Metering and mixing

Metering and mixing for PU material delivery.

Material conditioning

Circulation filtration, insulation and temperature control for material conditioning.

Independent color dosing

Independent color dosing for multicolor production configurations.

Rotary station options

A choice of 18, 24 or 30 rotary stations.

Mold frame options

Two listed mold frame sizes for initial tooling review.

Configuration questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does PU/PU mean a two-component material system?
Not necessarily. PU/PU describes the sole material arrangement, while component count concerns the material feeding system. Specify the formulations and layer design separately so the required circuits can be identified.
Is 20–60 g/s suitable for every sole weight?
The flow range alone is insufficient. Check shot weight, available dispensing time and the actual formulation. Confirm the minimum stable output and whether the stated rate applies to mixed output or another measurement basis.
How should the station count be selected?
Compare the complete operating schedule for 18, 24 and 30 stations. Molding dwell, indexing and loading tasks determine how each configuration fits the product. Use that schedule and the available layout space when assessing capacity.
What should a color-change trial include?
Record the cleaning sequence, material residue handling and time to an acceptable first part. Use the intended formulations and pigment combinations. Color dosing capability alone does not establish a specific changeover time or waste quantity.