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This unit contains an electronic circuit which counts the number of cycles made by the mold.
To check exact total life time of the mould.
To ensure that how many shots a determined mould made when our sourced.
To predict preventive maintenance.
Available with partial reset.
The unique part nº for each counter gives a guarantee to the moldmaker, and a planning aid for maintenance to the moulder.
Any tampering with the unit is shown in the screen.
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To check exact total life time of the mould.
To ensure that how many shots a determined mould made when our sourced.
To predict preventive maintenance.
Available with partial reset.
The unique part nº for each counter gives a guarantee to the moldmaker, and a planning aid for maintenance to the moulder.
Any tampering with the unit is shown in the screen.
What is the maximum working temperature for the Cycle Counter?
We recommend the Cycle Counter be placed at zones under 60 °C (140°F).
How long does the Cycle Counter battery last?
The Counter is expected to last 3 to 5 years, if it worked 24h/7d/12m. A very hot environment can reduce the lifetime of the batteries.
How long does the Cycle Counter battery last if it is not in the mold?
The Counter battery starts working when it is installed in the mold.
How is it possible to remove the Cycle Counter from the mold, if needed?
When the Counter is removed from its placement, a capital "E" (error) is shown on the screen, which you cannot delete. This mechanism only activates after the first 25 consecutive shots.
In case you want to know the injected pieces during mold testing, you can install the Counter and remove it with tape before the 25th shot, then the Counter will go back to 0.
In case you want to know the injected pieces during mold testing, you can install the Counter and remove it with tape before the 25th shot, then the Counter will go back to 0.
Is it possible to re-use the counter once extracted from the mold?
If the counter is extracted from the mold after the 25th cycle, an error "E" appears on the display. But in spite of this, the counters with letters "E" on the display, continue counting when inserted in the mold, but the letter indicates that the counter has been tampered. If an “F” appears on the display, it means that the cycle counter has been in touch with a magnetic field.
Up to how many cycles can the CC count?
As it has 7 numbers, it can count up to 9.999.999 parts.
Is there an instruction manual for the Cycle Counters?
YES!. See it here.
