HMD M8SII SERIES

Paint Bucket Injection Molding Machine

Review catalog configurations developed for paint bucket production, including three-axis robot take-out and in-mold labeling options. Final machine, mold and automation scope is confirmed from your product data.

Five catalog models · 430–800 T reference range
HMD700M8-SII paint bucket injection molding machine, catalog series representative
HMD700M8-SIICatalog series representative

CAPACITY & HANDLING

Compare paint bucket production configurations

The supplied catalog lists normal three-axis robot take-out and IML as separate configuration groups. The capacity ranges are not interchangeable and remain subject to engineering review.

01

Three-axis robot take-out

Catalog rows for normal part extraction after molding.

5 catalog rows
Bucket capacityCatalog modelClamping referenceInjection weightMold thicknessOpening strokeTie-bar spacing
10LHMD430M8-SII430 T1,646 g250–730 mm730 mm760×730 mmRequest review
15LHMD500M8-SII500 T1,858 g300–820 mm810 mm830×830 mmRequest review
15–18LHMD600M8-SII600 T2,324 g300–900 mm900 mm900×880 mmRequest review
18–25LHMD700M8-SII700 T2,903 g350–960 mm970 mm970×930 mmRequest review
25–33LHMD800M8-SII800 T3,225 g350–1000 mm1,040 mm1020×1000 mmRequest review
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In-mold labeling (IML)

Catalog rows where an IML configuration is listed.

4 catalog rows
Bucket capacityCatalog modelClamping referenceInjection weightMold thicknessOpening strokeTie-bar spacing
10–15LHMD500M8-SII500 T1,858 g300–820 mm810 mm830×830 mmRequest review
15–18LHMD600M8-SII600 T2,324 g300–900 mm900 mm900×880 mmRequest review
18–22LHMD700M8-SII700 T2,903 g350–960 mm970 mm970×930 mmRequest review
25–33LHMD800M8-SII800 T3,225 g350–1000 mm1,040 mm1020×1000 mmRequest review

Catalog reference only. Product geometry, material, mold dimensions, automation and performance targets require engineering confirmation.

PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS

Start with the bucket, lid and decoration method

Capacity alone does not determine a machine. Share the product and mold information you already have; unknown values can be confirmed during the project review.

01

Bucket and lid geometry

Overall dimensions, nesting features, handle areas and demolding details affect the mold and handling review.

02

Actual material and part weight

Provide the resin grade and actual molded weights. Catalog PS shot weight is not the weight of a PP paint bucket.

03

Take-out or IML

Confirm normal robot take-out, in-mold labeling or an undecided decoration route before defining the automation interface.

04

Mold and production target

Share mold dimensions, cavities, runner concept and the required stable output or cycle target.

CATALOG MODEL RANGE

Compare five HMD M8SII models

Key machine and mold-interface values are reproduced as readable HTML from the supplied 2025.7 catalog. They are a selection reference, not a current project guarantee.

ParameterUnit430500600700800
Injection volume(theoretical)cm³1,8092,0422,5543,1903,544
Injection weight(PS)g1,6461,8582,3242,9033,225
Injection rate(PS)g/s591680685877921
Clamping forcekN4,3005,0006,0007,0008,000
Mold opening strokemm7308109009701,040
Dist. between tie bars (H×V)mm760×730830×830900×880970×9301020×1000
Mold thickness(Min–Max)mm250–730300–820300–900350–960350–1000
Machine dimension (L×W×H)m8.0×2.0×2.68.3×2.1×2.69.9×2.3×2.510.4×2.4×2.711.5×2.5×3.3

Source: supplied catalog, version identified by filename as 2025.7. Confirm current configuration before ordering.

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The complete catalog fields are grouped below. Original names, units and material basis are retained.

INJECTION UNIT

ParameterUnit430500600700800
Injection volume(theoretical)cm³1,8092,0422,5543,1903,544
Injection weight(PS)g1,6461,8582,3242,9033,225
Injection weight(PS)oz58.165.682102.4113.8
Injection rate(PS)g/s591680685877921
Screw diametermm8085859595
Injection pressureMPa158155174166181
Screw L/D ratio22.5:122.8:123.3:124:123:1
Screw strokemm360360450450500
Screw speedr/min0–1730–1650–1600–1800–181

CLAMPING UNIT

ParameterUnit430500600700800
Clamping forcekN4,3005,0006,0007,0008,000
Mold opening strokemm7308109009701,040
Platen sizemm1032×10421128×11681210×12501325×13451420×1440
Dist. between tie bars (H×V)mm760×730830×830900×880970×9301020×1000
Max. daylightmm1,4601,6301,8001,9302,040
Mold thickness(Min–Max)mm250–730300–820300–900350–960350–1000
Ejector strokemm185210240265280
Ejection tonnagekN111111151182182

POWER UNIT

ParameterUnit430500600700800
Hydraulic system pressureMPa17.517.517.517.517.5
Pump motor powerkW7248+3160+3160+6072+60
Heater powerkW47.851.656.261.661.4
Number of temp control zones66667

OTHERS

ParameterUnit430500600700800
Oil tankL5005905506801,000
Machine dimension (L×W×H)m8.0×2.0×2.68.3×2.1×2.69.9×2.3×2.510.4×2.4×2.711.5×2.5×3.3
Machine weightTon1822253238

APPLICATION-SPECIFIC ENGINEERING

Configured around deep paint-bucket molds and handling

The catalog identifies four design areas for this series. These descriptions do not replace project-specific performance validation.

Reinforced platen and tie-bar area on the HMD M8SII paint bucket machine
01

Center-reinforced platen design

The platen structure is described for molds that place greater strength demand near the center. No fixed mold-life or load guarantee is inferred.

Injection and plasticizing unit on the HMD700M8-SII paint bucket machine
02

Special screw and high-speed charging motor

The catalog identifies a paint-bucket plasticizing and charging configuration. Charging performance is not presented as a guaranteed cycle or output.

Dual servo drive detail shown in the HMD M8SII paint bucket catalog
03

Dual-pump / enlarged servo configuration

Opening and ejection coordination is listed for the series, except HMD430M8-SII. Final hydraulic and control scope requires confirmation.

Exception: HMD430M8-SII
Infrared barrel heating detail on the HMD M8SII paint bucket machine
04

Cooling connections and infrared heating

The catalog lists a 15+1 Φ12 quick-connect cooling-water manifold and infrared heating. No whole-machine energy-saving percentage is published here.

MACHINE–MOLD MATCHING

Check the mold envelope and injection requirement together

A catalog capacity row is only a starting point. Machine fit is reviewed from the actual mold, runner, product and automation interfaces.

01

Tie-bar spacing and platen size

Confirm loading clearance, mounting footprint and connection positions.

02

Mold thickness, opening and daylight

Check installation, part release, robot access and safe demolding space.

03

Shot and plasticizing requirement

Use the complete runner and cavity shot, resin basis and recovery requirement—not bucket volume alone.

04

Ejector, cooling and automation interfaces

Review ejector stroke and force, cooling circuits, robot signals and IML interface requirements.

Engineering review sequence

01Bucket + lid data
02Mold + runner data
03Machine + automation review

HANDLING, IML & PROJECT SCOPE

Separate catalog configuration from quotation scope

A listed handling mode does not mean every robot, mold, label system or auxiliary is included in the bare-machine price.

01

Three-axis take-out

Machine configuration for the confirmed model

Robot interface and extraction requirement

Part release, placement and downstream handling

02

IML configuration

Machine and mold interface for IML

Label, robot and control requirements

Placement, inspection and stacking scope

Review the IML solution
QUOTE SCOPE

Confirm for each project

Paint bucket and lid mold

Robot or IML equipment

Cooling and material handling

Installation, trial and acceptance boundary

SOURCE & EVIDENCE

Review the supplied catalog behind this page

The model tables and feature descriptions are based on the supplied catalog. Current availability, configuration and commercial scope still require product and engineering confirmation.

Download paint bucket machine catalogPDF · supplied catalog · version identified as 2025.7
VIDEO EVIDENCE

Paint bucket production trial video

An approved series-specific running video has not yet been supplied. Add real molding and take-out or IML footage before public launch.

PROJECT CONFIGURATION & PRICE

Request a paint bucket machine configuration

Send the bucket capacity, handling method and the product or mold information you already have. Missing engineering details will not block the enquiry.

Bucket and lid drawing or sample

Material and actual molded weight

Take-out, IML or not sure

Existing mold data and target output

Configuration details

BUYER QUESTIONS

Paint bucket machine FAQ

Which paint bucket configurations are listed in the HMD M8SII catalog?

The catalog lists five normal three-axis take-out rows from 10 L to 25–33 L and four IML rows from 10–15 L to 25–33 L. Each row remains a catalog reference pending product, mold and engineering review.

How do take-out and IML configurations differ in the catalog?

They are separate groups. For example, HMD700M8-SII is listed for 18–25 L with normal take-out and 18–22 L with IML, so one range must not be copied to the other.

Is an IML configuration listed for HMD430M8-SII?

No IML row for HMD430M8-SII appears in the supplied catalog. This means “not listed in this catalog,” not an absolute statement that the configuration is impossible.

What does injection weight (PS) mean in the specification table?

It is the catalog shot-weight reference based on PS. It is not the actual weight of a PP paint bucket and should not be used as a direct material conversion.

Can my existing paint bucket mold be matched with a machine?

It can be reviewed after checking mold dimensions, thickness, runner and shot requirement, platen and tie-bar fit, opening, ejector, cooling and automation interfaces.

Are the mold, robot and IML system included in the machine quotation?

Only the specific quotation defines what is included. Machine, mold, robot or IML equipment, auxiliaries, trial and service scope must be confirmed separately.

What cycle time and hourly output can be guaranteed?

The supplied catalog does not provide a tested product–mold–automation combination. Stable cycle and output require confirmation from the actual product, material, mold, cooling and handling conditions.