Injection Molding Take-Out Robots
KEFAN supplies injection molding take-out robots for part removal, sprue separation, insert loading and downstream handling. Compare 3-axis, 5-axis, top-entry and side-entry configurations, then send your machine and cycle details for a practical quotation.
Automation that fits the machine, mold and process
KEFAN servo robots are designed for injection molding production. Top-entry systems support flexible handling above the press, while side-entry systems support fast take-out with a compact production footprint.
Choose the motion and capacity your application needs
Compare top-entry and side-entry configurations for straightforward part take-out, orientation, fast removal and multi-step handling.
Five-Axis Servo Robots
For applications that require additional orientation, flexible placement and more complex post-mold handling.
Explore 5-axis robots →Three-Axis Servo Robots
A direct and practical solution for stable part take-out, sprue separation and transfer to a defined position.
Explore 3-axis robots →Large & Open-Frame Robots
Extended structures and higher-capacity configurations for large molding machines, long strokes and heavier tooling.
Explore top-entry robots →High-Speed Robots
Compact top-entry configurations for short take-out paths and cycle-sensitive molding applications.
Explore high-speed robots →Side-Entry Robots
Compact lateral take-out configurations for cycle-sensitive molding, direct transfer and downstream automation.
Explore side-entry robots →Start with machine tonnage and handling sequence
These verified reference models provide a practical starting point. Final selection also depends on part and EOAT weight, required strokes, mold layout, take-out time and downstream process.
| Robot Type | Model | Suitable IMM | Traverse | Vertical | Maximum Load |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Axis | KAI700S3 | 60-160T | 1300 mm | 700 mm | 5 kg |
| 3-Axis | KAW850S3 | 120-260T | 1450 mm | 850 mm | 6 kg |
| 3-Axis | KAW1100S3 | 260-400T | 1850 mm | 1100 mm | 8 kg |
| 5-Axis | KAI700D5 | 60-160T | 1300 mm | 700 mm | 5 kg |
| 5-Axis | KAW850D5 | 120-260T | 1450 mm | 850 mm | 6 kg |
| 5-Axis | KAW1100D5 | 260-400T | 1850 mm | 1100 mm | 8 kg |
Reference data from the current KEFAN robot specification sheet. Specifications and availability are reconfirmed for each quotation.
Six details help us recommend the right configuration
Share your machine and process information. Our team will confirm the suitable robot structure, strokes, payload and EOAT concept.
Send Application DetailsBuilt for real injection molding production
KEFAN robots support manufacturers across common plastics industries and a range of take-out and secondary-operation requirements.
Beyond take-out, connect the next production step
When the project requires more than a standalone robot, KEFAN can develop an efficient, practical automation concept around the molding cell.
- Custom EOAT
- Conveying and stacking
- Insert loading
- Degating and sorting
- Packing integration
- Application-specific fixtures
Focused on injection molding automation
KEFAN focuses on injection molding robots and automation equipment. Our team supports applications in automotive, home appliance, electronics, medical, packaging and household-product manufacturing, with solutions developed around each customer’s production needs.
Injection molding robot questions
Use these answers as a starting point. Final robot selection depends on the molding machine, mold, part and required handling sequence.
What does an injection molding robot do?
An injection molding robot removes molded parts or runners from the open mold and transfers them to a defined release point. Depending on the cell, it can also support insert loading, sorting, stacking, inspection or packing.
Should I choose a 3-axis or 5-axis injection molding robot?
A 3-axis robot suits direct take-out and transfer tasks. A 5-axis robot is considered when the part needs additional orientation or a more complex placement sequence. The choice should be checked against the actual mold and process.
What information is needed to select a robot?
Provide the injection molding machine model or tonnage, required strokes, part and runner weight, EOAT weight, target cycle, mold layout, unloading direction and downstream task. Available drawings and site constraints also help the review.
Can a robot be integrated with an existing injection molding machine?
Integration can be reviewed for an existing machine. The machine interface, available mounting and working space, mold access, guarding and required safety signals must be confirmed before a configuration is recommended.
Can KEFAN supply EOAT and downstream automation?
KEFAN can develop custom robot EOAT and application-specific handling concepts for part removal, insert loading, conveying, sorting, stacking or packing. Scope is defined from the production sequence and available cell data.
Tell us about your molding machine and application.
Send the machine tonnage, mold layout, part weight, target cycle and required downstream process for a practical recommendation.