3D PRINTED INSERT MOLD HOLDER FOR APSX-PIM
$500
Standard size 6061 aluminum mold holder machined by the Spyder CNC for the APSX-PIM 3D Printed Insert Molds.
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Technology:
PIM (Plastic Injection Molding)
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Platform:
FIM
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Description
APSX-PIM 3D Printed Insert Mold Frame: Ready-to-Use Platform
Key Features
- Plug-and-Play Assembly
- Alignment pins/bushings pre-installed – focus solely on fabricating your 3D inserts
- Dual-sided claw clamping system for secure mold mounting
- 3D Insert Requirements
- Recommended Printers: Origin, FormLabs, Markforged, Stratasys, Asiga
- Critical Material Properties:
- High-temperature resistance
- High thermal conductivity
- Materials Supported:
- PP (Polypropylene), PE (Polyethylene), TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) ONLY
- Avoid engineering resins (PC, Nylon, etc.) requiring high pressure/temps
- Accessory: 1/8″ high-temp silicone rubber sheet (available via McMaster-Carr)
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- Tolerance Warning: Pins/bushings require machine or manual press installationInstallation & SafetyNEVER hand-press components – risk of damage/injury
Critical Considerations
⚠️ Material Limitations
Use ONLY PP, PE, or TPE
Higher-performance resins require steel/aluminum molds due to pressure/temperature demands
⚠️ Temperature Management
- No integrated sensor port for 3D inserts
- Mold insulator strongly recommended to stabilize thermal performance
What’s Included
- Aluminum mold frame with pre-installed pins/bushings
- 4x clamping claws
- Screws (1/4-20 round head)
- B-side silicone rubber cushion
- Excludes 3D printed inserts
Core Specifications
- Dimensions: 4.8″ W × 6.0″ H × 2.0″ D
- Included Hardware:
- Pre-installed alignment pins & bushings
- 4x clamping claws (1 set per multi-mold order)
- A-side: Two 1/4-20 × 1/2″ screws
- B-side: Two 1/4-20 × 5/8″ screws + silicone rubber cushion
- Compatibility: Designed for user-fabricated 3D printed mold inserts
- Brand APSX
- Country of origin USA
- Platform FIM
- Technology PIM (Plastic Injection Molding)
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