Injection Molding on Desktop | APSX-PIM Offers the Fastest Rapid Prototyping Ever

[@jeffreyhouston7250]

What is the tube you have running behind it?

[@APSXLLCYouTubeChannel]

I think you are talking about the fume extractor's flex tube to suck the fume coming out of the barrel area. We have three options on our website.

[@roarkemurdock3027]

Was is the decibel level when the machine is running? I have a small workshop in a shared work space

[@APSXLLCYouTubeChannel]

It is about 70 db at idle and can go up to 80s when it is running. It is quieter than most of the fans we have in our place.

[@baxrok2.]

Hello from Cincinnati! Would the PIM be suitable for injection molding of rubber? For example a 1/10 scale rubber tire.

[@baxrok2.]

@@APSXLLCUA-camChannelThanks for the quick reply! I don't have a material yet. Just wondering if it was even possible with something this size. Thanks!

[@baxrok2.]

@@APSXLLCUA-camChannel That is very helpful information indeed. Thank you!

[@APSXLLCYouTubeChannel]

Yes you can use plastic pellets with some rubber content in it such as PP.

[@cr6386]

Hi. Is it possible to somehow thermo-regulate molds in this ASPX-PIM unit? (for my Bayblend pellets, this would be ideally between 60-70°C).

[@APSXLLCYouTubeChannel]

Yes the machine can keep the mold at your target temperature by using the variable auto speed air fan on top of the mold.

[@ntulasikrishnakrishna6226]

hi like to no the cost of the machine

[@Karlemilstorm]

3 million

[@joelsantiagovalentin2231]

$12,500 USD

[@gamalielmartinez5024]

15,000 usd

[@APSXLLCYouTubeChannel]

good job!