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<strong>Mikron</strong> <strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong><br />

The fastest machine for ink filling<br />

and assembling of ball pen refills


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<strong>Mikron</strong> <strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong> - fast and reliable<br />

Experience gives confidence<br />

The <strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong> is a fully automatic machine for ink filling<br />

and assembly of ball pen refills. It is designed expressly<br />

for the production of cartridges of the capillary type,<br />

where high output and simplicity are of prime importance.<br />

The machines durability and ease of operation have<br />

made it a favourite of ball pen manufacturers throughout<br />

the world. It is equally efficient with either brass<br />

or plastic tubes.<br />

The machine operates with cartridge in a horizontal<br />

position, being advanced by a drum type feed. With<br />

the <strong>Mikron</strong> <strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong> the crimping of the cartridge is<br />

done on the machine and is readily adjustable. The<br />

machine features the usual <strong>Mikron</strong> detection devices<br />

to assure safe, clean, operation. All motions and devices<br />

are achieved mechanically with cams mounted on<br />

the camshaft, which assures precise and exact operation.<br />

On special request, the machine can be supplied with<br />

a hot stamping device which allows the client to blind<br />

stamp his name on the plastic cartridge at the time it<br />

is being assembled.<br />

Ink filling and refill assembly machine<br />

<strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong><br />

The most efficient way to produce ball-point tips<br />

and refills<br />

The ball-point pen is today one of the most popular<br />

instruments used by man and is perhaps the most<br />

widespread in daily use. <strong>Mikron</strong> SA Agno first became<br />

involved with the production of ball-point tips in 1945<br />

and is today a world leader with a comprehensive<br />

range of fully automatic precision machines and auxiliary<br />

equipment for the mass production of ball-point<br />

and roller tips and for the assembly and injection of<br />

refills.<br />

World-wide customer service<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> engineers are specially trained to handle the<br />

installation of machinery and equipment at the customer’s<br />

plant, to impart the necessary instructions to the<br />

personnel who will run that plant, and to set production<br />

in motion.<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> - the leader in ball-point and roller tip<br />

manufacturing machinery<br />

If your business is writing instruments manufacturing,<br />

contact us, we will be pleased to advice you.


Working cycle<br />

1. Automatic feeding of tubes.<br />

2. Ink injection<br />

3. Automatic feeding and assembling of tips<br />

4. Ejection of refills<br />

Additional operations<br />

Fig.1: Crimping of brass or plastic tubes<br />

Fig. 2: Hot stamping of plastic tubes.<br />

Dimensions<br />

Technical data<br />

Type of refills<br />

• The <strong>IMPI</strong>-<strong>34</strong> allows filling, assembly and crimping of<br />

most types of refills<br />

Output<br />

• Up to 12’000 refills per hour, variable speed adjustable<br />

according to type of cartridge and ink quantity<br />

Length of tube<br />

• Minimum 60 mm, maximum 160 mm (2,36 - 6,30<br />

inch). Special tooling is necessary if length of tube is<br />

beyond above limits.<br />

Ink quantity<br />

• From 0 - 900 mm3 (=0,005 cu. inch). Upon special<br />

request it can be increased to 1500 mm3 (0,09 cu.<br />

inch) or variable by infinite increments<br />

Ink tanks<br />

• Capacity of single container 12 litres (2,64 gallons),<br />

total 24 litres (5,28 gallons)<br />

Power requirements<br />

• 220/380 V, 50 or 60 cycles, 3 phases (otherwise<br />

transformer at extra cost)<br />

Power consumption<br />

• 2,7 kW<br />

Compressed air<br />

• Pressure 2 - 5 bar (30 - 75 atm lbs/sq. inch)<br />

Shipping data<br />

• Consumption in proportion to injected ink quantity<br />

Gross weight<br />

• Approx. 760 kg (1675 lbs.)<br />

Dimension of shipping crate<br />

• Approx. 170 x 130 x height 160 cm ( 67 x 51 x 63<br />

inches)<br />

Volume of shipping crate<br />

• 3,55 m3 (125 cu. feet). Packed for sea freight<br />

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<strong>Mikron</strong> Machining<br />

Your contacts<br />

Headquarter<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> SA Agno<br />

Via Ginnasio 17<br />

CH-6982 Agno<br />

Tel. +41 91 610 61 11<br />

Fax +41 91 610 66 80<br />

mag@mikron.com<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> Tool SA Agno<br />

Via Campagna 1<br />

CH-6984 Bioggio<br />

Tel. +41 91 610 40 00<br />

Fax +41 91 610 40 10<br />

mto@mikron.com<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> GmbH Rottweil<br />

Berner Feld 71<br />

D-78628 Rottweil<br />

Tel. +49 741 5380 0<br />

Fax +49 741 5380 580<br />

mro@mikron.com<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> SAS Nerviano<br />

Via S. Ambrogio 16<br />

I-20015 Parabiago (MI)<br />

Tel. +39 0331 55 12 22<br />

Fax +39 0331 55 12 86<br />

mnv@mikron.com<br />

www.mikron.com<br />

DKSH Japan K.K<br />

Technology Division<br />

3-4-19, Mita, Minato-ku<br />

Tokyo 108-8360<br />

Tel +81-3-5730-7626<br />

Fax +81-3-5730-8360<br />

www.dksh.jp<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> Corp. Monroe<br />

200 Main Street<br />

P.O. Box 268<br />

Monroe, CT 06468 / USA<br />

Tel. +1 203 261 31 00<br />

Fax +1 203 268 47 52<br />

mmo@mikron.com<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> Taiwan Office<br />

P.O. Box 91-251<br />

Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C.<br />

Tel. +886 2 2231 07 07<br />

Fax +886 2 2231 01 07<br />

mtw@mikron.com<br />

<strong>Mikron</strong> ® is a trademark of <strong>Mikron</strong> Holding AG, Biel (Switzerland)

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