The on-site installation and commissioning steps for a DKM injection molding machine involve several crucial steps to ensure optimal performance and longevity. The following steps are essential for the installation and commissioning process:

1) Site Selection: The place where the machine is installed should be placed in a ventilated, dry place with sufficient operation space to ensure proper functioning.

2) Machine Installation: Mold installation requires careful handling to avoid damage or misalignment during placement into the machine, using either a crane or a reliable lifting device with precision and care. Once loaded into its intended destination machine, attention must be given to ensure optimal functionality by aligning and fastening it securely during production processes.

3) Integration of Utilities: This step involves connecting the machine to power, water, and other necessary utilities to enhance its performance. Any questions, you could contact us and let us to provide you a good solution.

4) Machine Setup and Calibration: The key factor in achieving optimal operation of injection molding machines lies in fine-tuning their various components, such as temperature, pressure, and cycle time settings, based on the specific requirements of the product being manufactured.

5) Testing: The machine should be tested to ensure it functions correctly and produces high-quality, uniform parts. Drop testing can be performed to check the machine's performance.

6) Training and Support: DKM offers one-stop integrate turnkey solutions for building plastic injection molding factories and provides technical support to help customers with more competitive and profitable injection molding production. DKM can send our engineer to your local area to carry out the commissioning of the machine to ensure that it runs smoothly in your factory.

It is essential to follow these steps to ensure the proper installation and commissioning of a DKM injection molding machine. Keep in mind that specific details may vary based on the type of machine, mold, and material being used. Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for the most accurate information on installation and commissioning procedures.