Used Nissei Injection Molding Machines

Nearly all the Nissei NEX machines KD Machinery has listed are described as electric, while the FNX machines are split and the older FN machines are not. KD Machinery buys and sells used Nissei injection molding machines from about 40 to 1,200 tons, built from 1996 to 2023, most of them from the FN, FNX and NEX series.

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FN, FNX and NEX

The FN machines on KD Machinery’s record are the older ones, built from 1997 to 2010. The FNX series runs from 2006 to 2022 and the NEX from 2004 to 2023. Read the description of the one you are looking at, since the electric label is not a given on the FNX. On FNX and NEX models the number is close to the clamp force in metric tonnes: an NEX180 is listed at 198 to 200 US tons and an FNX360 at 400. The older FN numbering does not work that way, since an FN7000 is a 400-ton machine.

Control by year

On KD Machinery’s record, Nissei machines built up to the middle 2000s run the NC9000 or NC9300T control. The Tact control appears from 2004 and the Tact IV from 2006, and the machines built since then carry one of the two. If your shop already runs Nissei presses, check which control this one has before you plan to share molds and setups.

Vertical, two-color and large presses

Not every Nissei is a standard horizontal machine. The TH, TD and TNX models on KD Machinery’s record are mostly vertical presses, several with a rotary table. The DC, DCE and DCX machines on the record are two-shot or two-color presses, from a 60-ton DCE to the 224-ton DCX200 built in 2022 and 2023. At the top of the range, FV machines run from 610 to 950 tons and an FVX on the record is a 1,200-ton press.

What to check on a used Nissei

Ask whether the machine has been running and for how long, since several listings give hours and many note the press is under power. Cycle the clamp and the ejectors, and watch a shot if a mold can be hung. Check the screw and barrel; some listings note a hardened or replaced set. On electric machines, ask about the servo drives and any error history on the control. Confirm the robot interface, core pulls and air blow are wired and working.

Nissei pages and other molders

Every Nissei KD Machinery lists is on the Nissei manufacturer page. For other Japanese-built presses on the site, see used Toshiba injection molding machines; for a European make, used Arburg injection molding machines. All makes are under used injection molding machines.