The article argues that all-electric injection moulding machines are the most effective path to greener, lower-cost production. By replacing hydraulics with efficient, on‑demand servo motion, they cut energy use, eliminate hydraulic oil and related maintenance/cooling, run cleaner and quieter, and improve precision and repeatability to reduce scrap and cycle times—lowering cost-per-part. It encourages evaluating total cost of ownership and application needs; while hydraulics/hybrids may still fit some high‑tonnage or niche applications, the performance and sustainability benefits of all‑electric presses are increasingly decisive.
What’s the biggest barrier (capital cost, skills/training, process validation, etc.) to adopting all‑electric presses in your operation, and how are you addressing it?
Dervish Ibrahim, international sales manager at TM Robotics, explains why all-electric injection moulding machines are the way forward for reducing the process’s environmental impact — while also helping manufacturers achieve a lower cost-per-part.