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In the last post we split the shot into two phases and said fill pressure gets the melt to the end of the cavity, while holding pressure keeps the part

Both the S8 and S9 are LOG IMM servo injection molding machines covering 90 to 650 tons. The right choice depends on your specific application requirements, not just the tonnage.

Servo injection molding machines are described as “energy-saving” everywhere. But how much energy do they actually save, where does the saving come from, and when does it matter most for

Too little clamping force causes flash and bad parts. Too much wastes money and stresses the mold. Here is the straightforward method for calculating what you actually need before you

Regrind is an economic asset when it is managed well and a process liability when it is not. The difference between those two outcomes comes down to heat history, contamination

The global injection molding market reached approximately $298 to $362 billion in 2025 depending on how the market scope is defined, and it is growing. Packaging leads in volume share.

The choice between a hot runner and a cold runner mold is usually framed as a tooling cost question. It is actually a production economics question that touches material consumption,

A 20 percent reduction in cycle time on a press running three shifts does not require a new machine. It requires a systematic look at what is happening in each

Electricity is one of the largest variable costs in injection molding, and most shops running older hydraulic presses are paying significantly more per part than they need to. If you

LOG offers two servo-driven injection molding machine series, the S8 and the S9, covering a clamping range from 90 to 650 tons. Both are servo-hydraulic, both are built to run