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Now with DLC coating Different types of centring elements provide exact alignment of the mould halves. Thus, the risk of later flashes on the plastic part is minimized. With many years of manufacturing expertise of centring elements, it is not...

for differing loads System compression springs absorb forces when they are compressed and release them again when they are relaxed. They thus serve as a mechanical energy storage. Springs are used in tool making – especially in die making...

The newly standardized, space-saving head shape of the ejector pin ensures its distinct position in the tool. Different surfaces on both sides  allow mounting only in the exactly desired position and prevent the distortion of the ejector at the...

for die casting applications In die casting applications, the mould and built-in parts are exposed to high thermal and mechanical loads. Compared to classic injection moulding, these requirements cause much higher wear. In both cases, however,...

Right and left hand versions It looks the same as always – and yet it has a decisive added value. With the new cycle counter, KNARR combines the traditional design with a significantly higher temperature resistance. Instead of the usual...

Guide elements are generally used to ensure the exact centring of the tool halves. As a new series in this product family, KNARR now offers a standardized flat guiding which, thanks to its variety of models, is suitable for a large number of tool...

resistant against dielectric liquids A simple and quick solution for protecting cooling circuits from contamination are the protective caps offered by KNARR. At the same time, the two colours turquoise and red indicate the coolant inlets and outlets. The...

for high temperature applications The indication of the tool status not only serves as an important guide for your own employees, but is also increasingly finding its way into various specification sheets. In addition to the screwable display (497030)...

made in Helmbrechts Contrary to the simple open-close tools, for more complex forms, only one demoulding direction is no longer sufficient. If contours on the plastic part stand in the way of this main demoulding course, their release requires...