Two Stage Ejectors

Two stage ejectors are used where two ejection sequences are required, for example, to de-mould undercuts with inclined cores, or to ensure that slides do not collide with ejector pins.

•  Works on top last sequence
  
•  Available in four sizes that cover most needs
  
•  First and second strokes are set independently
  
•  Hardened steel components for longer service life

Two-Stage Single Stroke Ejector System – Type G

• Works on bottom last sequence
  
•  Available in six sizes that cover most needs
  
•  First and second stages are set independently
  
•  Fixed strokes cannot be tampered with or accidentally modified
  
•  Hardened steel components for longer service life

Two-Stage Single Stroke Ejector System – Type D

•  Works with completely separate steps
  
•  Available in four sizes that cover most needs
  
•  Is used in moulds where the first and second stroke should work completely independently of each other
  
•  Hardened steel components for longer service life

OFF-CENTER MOUNTED UNITS, USED IN PAIRS:

Two-Stage Single Stroke Ejector System – TSTL

•   Top Last sequencing
  
•  Available in three sizes
  
•  All ejectors in the mould must be set to the same strokes
  
•  Ejector speed must be controlled to ensure excessive shock loading does not occur
  

•  Bottom Last sequencing
  
•  Available in three sizes
  
•  All ejectors in the mould must be set to the same strokes
  
•  Ejector speed must be controlled to ensure excessive shock loading does not occur