Lijin EPRESS Series New Generation Intelligent Cold Chamber Die Casting Unit

Published: Nov 18, 2025 16:42

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[SMM Express] Recently, at the 2025 Ningbo Die Casting Industry Peak Forum, Lijin Group introduced its independently developed EPRESS series new generation intelligent cold chamber die casting unit. This unit integrates high-precision control, high dynamic performance, and green energy-saving design. The EPRESS series adopts a distributed IO control architecture and a dual closed-loop real-time control system, enabling millisecond-level dynamic response and adaptive process control. Equipped with intelligent mold clamping force control and mold surface cladding hardening technology, the series significantly enhances mold durability and molding stability. With a maximum system pressure of 210 bar, it meets the molding requirements of high-density, complex structural components. Additionally, the series features modular and highly compatible designs, allowing synergistic application with Lijin's self-developed TPI semi-solid forming technology. It excels in safety, energy efficiency, and flexible manufacturing, providing customers with more efficient and reliable intelligent die casting solutions.

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