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DME two stage ejector FW1800

Question asked by 1-7UQ-350 on Mar 1, 2010
Latest reply on Mar 2, 2010 by 1-7UQ-350

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Hi All.

I have to use two stage ejector FW1800 from DME.

Are there someone who have experience whit this one.

I need to look at a drawing or assembly whit this ejector.

Thank you in advance.

Kevin Drew Mar 1, 2010 1:55 PM

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They show then on the DME website

http://www.dme.net/wwwdme/DME_D_catalog_2008%20copy/mold%20components/MC%2083-102.pdf

http://www.dme.net/dme/images/Animations_5_09/TopLast2_StageEjectorvideo.htm

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Kevin Drew Mar 1, 2010 1:55 PM
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They show then on the DME website

http://www.dme.net/wwwdme/DME_D_catalog_2008%20copy/mold%20components/MC%2083-102.pdf
http://www.dme.net/dme/images/Animations_5_09/TopLast2_StageEjectorvideo.htm
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- 1-7UQ-350 @ Kevin Drew on Mar 2, 2010 3:59 AM
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  Thank you Kevin for your answer.
  I have taken the 3D part from Partserver /http://portal-en.partcommunity.com/ , but when I specified H1 and H2 stage ,
  there is some difference between part and dimentions in catalogue drawing.
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John Kreutzberger Mar 1, 2010 1:56 PM
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That catalog number is not familar to me. It must be from the European catalog. We have a similar item in the US catalog which I have used. I don't really have time to dig it out of my archives right now, but I do remember that DME had some very good documentation in their catalog and on their web site showing how the different applications of this stuff work. I suggest you look at their web site. Good Luck!
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