Floor-rail PU processing

Rail-mounted high-pressure PU foaming machine

Bring the machine along a floor rail to reach mould stations. Rail travel, mixing-head reach and dispensing requirements are reviewed against your production layout.

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Front view of a high-pressure polyurethane foaming machine with a mixing-head arm and parallel floor rails

See the equipment in operation

Floor-rail machine travel

The complete machine travels on two floor rails. The view shows the cable carrier, dispensing arm and space around the machine.

Rail layout and process requirements

Item	What to share
Rail route	Floor plan, distance from first to last station, and space at both ends
Mould stations	Number of moulds, station spacing, fill point heights and access on each side
Dispensing cycle	Shot weights, target cycle time and preferred fill sequence
Material system	Material data, mix ratio and operating temperature
Site conditions	Floor construction, electrical and utility locations, and operator access

Front and rear rail views

High-pressure foaming machine on two floor rails with an extended mixing-head arm — Mixing-head arm and floor rail arrangement.

Rear of a high-pressure foaming unit with floor rails extending under its base — Rear view of the machine base on the rails.

Fitting the machine to a production line

Can I use my existing floor rails?

Send the rail profile, spacing, travel length, floor details and photos for review before the machine is specified.

Can the head reach moulds on both sides?

Share the fill points and mould positions on your floor plan. The proposed rail route and head reach determine which stations can be served.

Explore project examples

Browse documented equipment projects for production examples. Configurations differ; ask about equipment relevant to your process.

Agree the equipment and service scope

Equipment and options — Confirm the main equipment, moulds, carriers, heating, cooling and automation included in the quotation; options depend on your process.
Factory utilities — Share the installation country, electrical supply, compressed air, cooling and available floor space for review.
Material trial and acceptance — If a material trial is planned, agree material supply, test conditions, shot targets and inspection records before the order.
Installation and support — Agree installation, commissioning, training and spare-parts scope in the quotation. Online technical guidance and training videos are available.

Send a floor plan and station sequence

Mark the mould fill points, first and last station, obstructions and utility connections to start the layout review.

Discuss Your Layout