Sonic Series

Advantages

• Highest productivity of the injection molding machine with the shortest cycle.
• Minimizes all moving masses for the highest acceleration and deceleration.
• The moving X-axis is further improving the dynamic of the mid-size units.

Sonic 108
The latest member of the Sonic series is especially suited to
molding machines with clamping forces from 50 to 150 t. Typical
cycle times for applications with a 2 kg gripper are shorter
than four seconds.

Sonic 142/143
These units are typically used for machines with clamping forces
of up to 500 t. The main application fields are in packaging
sectors for both food and non-food products. The cycle times
for these kinds of applications are normally lower than about
nine seconds. The Sonic 142/143 also offers the possibility of
integrating a high-voltage generator in order to help produce
products with label decoration (IML).

The R9 control offers the user a comfortable graphical user interface via its TeachBox
technology. The interaction with the robot is carried out by a capacitive touch-screen panel
for robot programming and also via mechanical buttons that feature tactile feedback for
movements and status change.
Teach programs can be stored internally, on a USB stick or centralized on the customer’s
computer.

Advantages compared to previous controls:

• Improved readability through higher resolution of 1,280 x 800, and a 20% bigger screen.
• Tactile feedback through mechanical buttons for precise positioning.
• Live 3D animation of the robot on the TeachBox screen.
• Monitoring of force during the robot’s insert motion and during theremoval of parts (standard feature).
• Integrated monitoring of the intervals between robot maintenance.
• With full integration into WITTMANN injection molding machine (IMM), the IMM can also be controlled via the TeachBox of the robot.
• A complete 1:1 copy of the TeachBox user interface for computer programming is also available