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Global Online Auction GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION The Third Sale in A Series Of Sales On Behalf of TE Connectivity Featuring Surplus Machine Tools and Injection Molding Assets Greensboro, NC & Shakopee, MN For more information including a photo gallery, equipment list, and more, please visit www.hgpauction.com Items subject to prior sale. Buyers are advised & ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES encouraged to inspect equipment and read all Terms and Conditions prior to auction. TE CONNECTIVITY #3: SURPLUS MACHINE TOOLS & INJECTION MOLDING ASSETS GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION : OCTOBER 8TH, 7AM - OCTOBER 10TH, 11AM EST LOCATION 1: 1187 PARK PL SHAKOPEE, MN / LOCATION 2: 8010 PIEDMONT TRIAD PKWY, GREENSBORO, NC THERE WILL BE A LIVE PUBLIC PREVIEW OF THE ASSETS ON MONDAY OCTOBER 7TH, FROM 9AM-4PM LOCAL TIME VAN DORN V1/2.30BRS NEWBURY VERTICAL MOLD CLAMPING HEAD. 4 STATION ROTARY MOLD TABLE. VAN DORN PATHFINDER 3000 CONTROLS. FREE STANDING CONTROL STATION. LIGHT SHIELD SAFETY CURTAINS. MACHINE NEW 1998 MATSUSHITA YA-TEMR51 AW-005AL 5 AXIS ROBOT MANIPULATOR, FREE STANDING CONTROL BOX CITIZEN WATCH CO E32 SWISS SCREW MACHINE WITH SPEGO INC BAR FEED SYSTEM CITIZEN WATCH CO F25 INDEXING AND LIVE TOOLING. MFG. YR. 1989 NIKON MM-40 OPTICAL INSPECTION SYSTEM CITIZEN WATCH CO L:16/L20 16MM SWISS SCREW MACHINE, INDEX ON SUB SPINDLE To view a complete asset list, visit our website @ www.hgpauction.com ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES TE CONNECTIVITY #3: SURPLUS MACHINE TOOLS & INJECTION MOLDING ASSETS GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION : OCTOBER 8TH, 7AM - OCTOBER 10TH, 11AM EST LOCATION 1: 1187 PARK PL SHAKOPEE, MN / LOCATION 2: 8010 PIEDMONT TRIAD PKWY, GREENSBORO, NC THERE WILL BE A LIVE PUBLIC PREVIEW OF THE ASSETS ON MONDAY OCTOBER 7TH, FROM 9AM-4PM LOCAL TIME ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINES 1 – Eltee Pulsitron EP30 Eltee Pulsitron. 210/230/250/460v 3ph 50/60 hz Electrics 1 – Charmilles Technologies Form 20 Charmilles Technologies. 208/3/60 Electrics 1 – Eltee Pulsitron Eltee Pulsitron. 208/220/230/240/380/440/460/480 v 3ph 50/60 hz Electrics WATER TEMPERATURE CONTROL UNITS 10 – AEC TDW-1NX Water Temperature Control Unit. 9 Kw Water Heat Transfer. 460/3/60 Electrics 4 – Conair Tempro TT1-DIQ Water Temperature Control Unit. Operating Range 32-250 Deg F. Water Heat Transfer. 460/3/60 Electrics 4 – Thermal Care Aquatherm RA090804 Water Temperature Control Unit. 9 Kw Water Heat Transfer. 240/3/60 Electrics 4 – Whttmann Tempro Plus C Whttmann Tempro. Water Temperature Control Unit. Thermolator MATERIAL DRYERS 1 – DRI-AIR H-100/200 PDII Material Dryer. Equipped With (2) 200# Hoppers With Loaders. (2) Spencer Vortex Blowers. Touch Pad Controls 1 – Dri-Air Arid-X 35 PDII Material Dryer And Loader 1 – Dri-Air H35/100 PDII Material Dryer And Loader. New 2005 1 – Dri-Air HPD-4 Molding Machine 150# Hopper Dryer Loader. Hopper Mdl # Rh-150 DRI-AIR H-100/200 PDII MATERIAL DRYER DRI-AIR ARID-X 35 PDII MATERIAL DRYER AND LOADER LOADERS 3 – Pneu-Con Molders Choice Pneumatic Hopper Loader BLENDERS 1 – AEC BD900-4 Material Blender. 115/50-60 or 220/1/50 or 60 electric GRANULATORS 4 – Cincinnati Milacron SRRS-3 Plastics Granulator; 15.5” Wide. 460/3/60 Electrics 1 – Nissui Corp SR-1013 Granulator; 15” X 15” S Cutter Screen Less. 460/3/60 Electrics. New 2000 7 – Nissui Corp SKN-22AP Granulator; 15” X 15” S Cutter Screenless. 460/3/60 Electrics 8 – Nissui Corp FNSK-15AP Granulator; 15” X 15” S Cutter Screenless. New 1993. 208/3/60 Electrics 4 – Nissui Corp FNSK-04AP Granulator; 9” X 10” S Cutter Screenless 2 – Nissui Corp SA-33 Granulator; 9” X 10” S Cutter Screenless. New 2000 5 – Wittmann SJ918 Granulator; 10” X 12” Opening. 3 Hp Motor. New 1991. 460/3/60 Electrics. 1715 Rpm Motor. Dust Collection Blower And Drum Top Attachment CITIZEN WATCH CO F25 INDEXING AND LIVE TOOLING. MFG. YR. 1989 CITIZEN WATCH CO SWISS SCREW MACHINE F25 INDEXING AND LIVE TOOLING. NISSUI CORP GRANULATOR; 10” X 12” S CUTTER NISSUI CORP FNSK-04AP GRANULATOR; 9” X 10” S MFG. YR. 1989 SCREENLESS CUTTER SCREENLESS. NEW 1996 Nick Dove - Tel: 858.847.0659 Nick Jimenez - Tel: 203.733.7191 Contacts: Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] TE CONNECTIVITY #3: SURPLUS MACHINE TOOLS & INJECTION MOLDING ASSETS GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION : OCTOBER 8TH, 7AM - OCTOBER 10TH, 11AM EST LOCATION 1: 1187 PARK PL SHAKOPEE, MN / LOCATION 2: 8010 PIEDMONT TRIAD PKWY, GREENSBORO, NC THERE WILL BE A LIVE PUBLIC PREVIEW OF THE ASSETS ON MONDAY OCTOBER 7TH, FROM 9AM-4PM LOCAL TIME INJECTION MOLDING PRESSES 1 – Cincinnati Milacron Vista VT-220-8 CF Injection Molding Press; 220 Us Ton X 8 Oz Shot. 40mm Screw. 31” Rl X 28-5/8” Tb Platen With 21-1/2” Lr X 19-1/4” Tb Between Tie Bars. Ejectors And Core Pull. Camac Xtl Cnc Controls. Yushin Robot Not Included. Sigma Sx-510 Epi Mold Press Camera System. Moldflow A9800 Shotscope System 2 – Cincinnati Milacron-Fanuc ROBO 55R-16 55 Ton Toggle Electric Injection Molding Machine. New 1994. Clamp Tonnage 55. Platen Size 18.25” Fb X 20” Tb. Mold Space Max 12.9” Min 5.91”. Max Ejector Length 2.755”. Tie Bar Clearance 12.50”. Screw Diameter 22mm, Shot Weight 1.0 Oz. Fanuc Cnc Controls 1 – DEMAG Ergotech System 1500-320 Injection Molding Press; 150 Us Ton X 7 Oz Shot. 1500-kn X 5.2-oz Cnc Toggle-clamp Reciprocating Screw Plastic Injection Molding Machine. New 1998. Nc4 Ergo Control System. Min Max Mold Thickness 250-560 Mm. Screw Diameter 35 Mm With Spare 30mm Barrow And Screw. Platen Size; 29-3/4” Fb X 31-3/8” Tp. Tie Rod Distance 19-5/8” Fb X 19-3/4” Tb. Maximum Opening Platen 750 X 750 Mm. Weight 6200 Kg Net Machine Dimen- sions 4.9 X 1.6 X 2.1 M. Equipped With Dri-air Loader With Bunting Magnetic Metal Detector. Yushin Hop111 M750 Robot S/n 994513-07. Software Rev Yai M012 TOYO PLASTAR TI-90G2 INJECTION MOLDING PRESS; 90 US TON X 3.5 OZ SHOT. NEW 1993 2 – DEMAG Ergotech System 1100-200 Injection Molding Hyd Press; 110 Us Ton X 4.5 Oz. 1100-kn X 4.51-oz Cnc Toggle-clamp Reciprocat- ing Screw Plastic Injection Molding Machine. 35mm Screw. New 1998. Nc4 Ergo Control System. Platen Size 26-3/8” Square, Tie Bar Spacing 17-5/8” Square. Equipped With Dri-air Loader With Bunting Magnetic Metal Detector. Yushin Hop111 A550 Robot S/n 961335-15. .51 Ton Electric Chain Hoist On Swivel Jib Boom 1 – DEMAG Ergotech System 1100-200 Injection Molding Hyd Press; 110 Us Ton X 4.51 Oz. 1100-kn X 4.51-oz Cnc Toggle-clamp Recipro- cating Screw Plastic Injection Molding Machine. 35mm Screw. New 1998. Nc4 Ergo Control System. Platen Size 26-3/8” Square, Tie Bar Spacing 17-5/8” Square. Equipped With Dri-air Loader With Bunting Magnetic Metal Detector. Yushin Hop111 A550 Robot S/n 961335-15. .51 Ton Electric Chain Hoist On Swivel Jib Boom 1 – DEMAG Ergotech System 1100-310 Injection Molding Hyd Press; 110 Us Ton X 5.3 Oz. 1100-kn X 5.3-oz Cnc Hydraulic Reciprocating Screw Plastic Injection Molding Machine. 30mm Screw 3.3 Oz Shot & 35mm Screw 5.3 Oz Shot. Max Ejector Length 7.09”. New 1998. Nc4 Ergo Control System. Platen Size 26-3/8” Square, Tie Bar Spacing 17-5/8” Square. Max Mold Space 22-1/4” Min 10” 1 – Demag 1000-275 Injection Molding Press; 100 Us Ton X 5.11 Oz Shot. Knuckle Action. New 1994 38mm Screw. Platen Size 23” Fb X 25” Tb. Tie Bar Spacing 15-9/16”. Demag Ergotech Cnc Controls. 6 DEMAG ERGOTECH SYSTEM 1100-200 INJECTION MOLDING HYD PRESS NEW 1998 Zone Heating TOYO PLASTAR TI-90G2 INJECTION MOLDING PRESS; 90 US TON X 1.65 OZ SHOT. NEW 1993 DEMAG ERGOTECH SYSTEM 1500-320 INJECTION MOLDING PRESS To view a complete asset list, visit our website @ www.hgpauction.com ASSET ADVISORY & AUCTION SERVICES TE CONNECTIVITY #3: SURPLUS MACHINE TOOLS & INJECTION MOLDING ASSETS GLOBAL ONLINE AUCTION : OCTOBER 8TH, 7AM - OCTOBER 10TH, 11AM EST LOCATION 1: 1187 PARK PL SHAKOPEE, MN / LOCATION 2: 8010 PIEDMONT TRIAD PKWY, GREENSBORO, NC THERE WILL BE A LIVE PUBLIC PREVIEW OF THE ASSETS ON MONDAY OCTOBER 7TH, FROM 9AM-4PM LOCAL TIME DEMAG 1000-275 INJECTION MOLDING PRESS; 100 US TON X 5.11 OZ SHOT. KNUCKLE ActION. NEW 1994 CINCINNATI MILACRON-FANUC ROBOSHOT 17R-13 17 T CNC TOGGLE ELECTRIC INJECTION MOLDING MACHINE. NEW 1999 INJECTION MOLDING PRESSES 3 – Toshiba 120T Injection Molding Press; 2120 US Ton X 8.1 Oz Shot New 1991 3 – Toyo Plastar TM-150G2 Injection Molding Press; 150 Us Ton X 12.2 Oz Shot. New 1992. 40mm Screw. 25-1/4” Lr X 25-9/16” Tb Platen, 18-1/8” Between Tie Bars. Ejectors And Core Pull. Equipped With Feed Hopper. Yushin Robot Mdl Hop111- G750 7 – Toyo Plastar Ti-90G2 Injection Molding Press; 90 Us Ton X 1.65 Oz Shot. New 1991. 25mm Screw. 21-1/2” Rl X 20-1/2” Tb Platen With 14” Between Tie Bars. Ejectors And Core Pull. Yushin Robot Not Included 1 – Van Dorn V1/2.30BRS Newbury Vertical Mold Clamping Head. 4 Sta- tion Rotary Mold Table. Van Dorn Pathfinder 3000 Controls. Free Standing Control Station. Light Shield Safety Curtains. Machine New 1998 MOLDING MACHINES 1 – Dri-Air HPD-4 Molding Machine 150# Hopper Dryer Loader. Hopper Mdl # Rh-150 1 – Novatec MDM-25S Molding Machine 60# Hopper Dryer Loader.
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