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Model CFS – Centralized Feeding System

Centralized Feeding System

Turnkey centralized feeding system for automatic storage, drying, conveying, distribution, and management of plastic raw materials across multiple injection molding machines.

One-to-Many Centralized Feeding One centralized system can automatically supply raw materials to multiple production machines.
24/7 Continuous Production Automated conveying supports continuous production with reduced manual intervention.
Turnkey Engineering Solution From factory planning and system design to installation, commissioning, and operation.
From factory planning and system design to installation, commissioning, and operation.
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Core Advantages

Smarter Material Handling for the Entire Factory

The Centralized Feeding System is a complete material handling solution designed for modern injection molding factories. Instead of installing separate material conveying equipment beside each machine, raw materials are centrally stored, dried, conveyed, distributed, and controlled through an integrated automated system. The system connects material storage, drying equipment, vacuum conveying, material distribution, filtration, pipeline networks, and centralized control to multiple injection molding machines. Different raw materials and production lines can be managed according to individual process requirements while reducing manual material handling and maintaining a cleaner production environment. Each system is engineered according to the customer’s factory layout, machine quantity, material types, production capacity, and process requirements. From system planning and equipment selection to pipeline installation, electrical integration, commissioning, and operator training, we provide a complete turnkey solution.

Centralized Management

Material conveying, distribution, equipment status, and alarms can be managed from one centralized control system.

Reduced Labor

Automatic material handling reduces repetitive manual feeding and allows operators to focus on production management.

Cleaner Workshop

Closed material conveying and centralized dust collection help reduce material spills, dust, and equipment clutter around production machines.

Lower Operating Costs

Centralized equipment and automated conveying can reduce duplicated auxiliary equipment, labor requirements, and material handling costs.

More Stable Production

Controlled material preparation and automatic distribution help maintain consistent material supply to each processing machine.

Scalable for Future Expansion

The system can be planned for additional machines, materials, and production lines as factory capacity grows.

Key Features

Integrated Centralized Material Handling System

  • Central Material Storage Raw materials are stored in centralized tanks or storage units to simplify material management and supply.
  • Central Vacuum Conveying High-pressure vacuum generation provides reliable long-distance material conveying to multiple production machines.
  • Material Distribution System Material distribution stations and switching units route different raw materials to the required production lines.
  • Central Filtration & Dust Collection Central filtration removes dust and fine particles from the conveying air to protect equipment and maintain stable system performance.
  • Centralized Control PLC and touchscreen control provide system monitoring, equipment status display, alarms, and centralized operation.
  • Ethernet & MES Integration Ethernet communication and optional MES integration support factory-level production monitoring and automation.
  • Integrated Pipeline Engineering Material, vacuum, cooling-water, and other process pipelines are designed according to factory layout and machine arrangement.
  • Monitoring & Safety Protection System status monitoring, fault alarms, and equipment protection functions support safe and reliable continuous operation.
Centralized Feeding System

Technical Specifications

System Configuration

Specification Value
Centralized Feeding Controller Central control, monitoring, alarms, equipment management, and system automation
Central Vacuum Generator Provides vacuum power for centralized material conveying
Central Filter Filters dust and fine particles from the conveying air and protects the vacuum system
Material Distribution Station Selects and distributes different raw materials to designated production lines
Vacuum Hopper Receiver Receives conveyed material at dryers, machines, or material storage points
Photoelectric Hopper Receiver Detects material level and controls receiving at the processing machine
Vacuum Separation Valve Controls vacuum connection between the central vacuum line and individual receiving points
Quantitative Material Discharge Valve Controls material discharge from storage tanks into the conveying system
Material Storage Tank Provides centralized raw material storage before distribution
Pipeline Network Connects material conveying, vacuum, cooling water, and process utilities throughout the factory

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Specifications are subject to change without notice. Contact us for the latest project data.

Operating Workflow

From Planning to Production

1

Factory & Process Assessment

We review the customer’s factory layout, machine arrangement, production capacity, raw materials, and process requirements.

2

System Engineering & CAD Design

A customized system layout is developed, including material, vacuum, cooling-water, electrical, and equipment arrangement planning.

3

Equipment & System Configuration

Central vacuum, filtration, material distribution, storage, control, and auxiliary equipment are selected according to project requirements.

4

Installation & Pipeline Construction

Equipment, material pipelines, vacuum lines, utility piping, electrical systems, and control components are installed on site.

5

Commissioning & System Integration

The complete system is tested and adjusted to verify conveying routes, equipment communication, alarms, and operating performance.

6

Training & Handover

Operators receive system training and the completed system is handed over for production operation.