WINTEC t-win series — Servo-hydraulic two platen
t-win
The servo-hydraulic two-platen machine for large parts — efficiency by design, built to run profitably for decades.
4,500 – 40,000 kN
Hydraulic two-platen
Overview
Hydraulic two-platen
The t-win pairs a compact two-platen clamping unit with the servowin drive system — a variable displacement pump and servo motor that accelerate hard, build clamping force fast and sip energy between movements. Premium components throughout give it a working life of 15–20+ years, and its short frame frees up floor space for automation. It is the machine of choice for bumpers, bins, white goods and any large technical part where cycle time and uptime decide the margin.
Key data
- Clamping force
- 4,500 – 40,000 kN
- Drive
- servowin servo-hydraulic
- Clamp design
- Two-platen, contactless tie-bars
- Injection
- Parallel dual-cylinder
- Control
- C3 · 15″ Full-HD · e-move
- Validation
- 3M cycles @ max force
- Pre-delivery checks
- 900+
- Service life
- 15–20+ years
Engineering
What sets the t-win apart
01
Fast clamping, short cycles
Rapid movements and short clamping force build-up cut dead time from every cycle — more parts per shift without stressing the mould.
02
servowin energy efficiency
The servo drive system delivers fast acceleration with low energy consumption, so big tonnage no longer means a big power bill.
03
Compact two-platen footprint
A significantly shorter machine bed than comparable toggle designs — freeing floor space for automation, conveyors and operators.
04
Frictionless clamping unit
Contactless tie-bar design with synchronised locking and precise linear guides keeps platens parallel and moulds protected.
05
Full closed-loop precision
High-precision sensors across clamping, injection and mould adjustment, with multi-zone PID temperature control on the barrel.
06
Proven durability
Validated through three million cycles at maximum clamping force and 900+ checkpoints before any machine leaves the factory.
Applications
Where the t-win earns its keep
- Automotive & mobility — bumpers, air chambers, structural parts
- Battery housings for e-mobility
- White goods and appliance components
- Crates, bins and large packaging
- Fittings and heavy technical mouldings
FAQ
t-win questions, answered
The things injection moulders ask us most before specifying a WINTEC t-win. Need something specific to your part or tooling? Our Auckland team is a phone call away.
What is the advantage of a two-platen machine over a toggle clamp?
The t-win's two-platen clamping unit builds force directly through the moving platen, so the machine bed is significantly shorter than a comparable toggle machine of the same tonnage. That frees up floor space for automation, conveyors and operators — a real benefit at the large-part end where machines get big. It also gives excellent platen parallelism and even force distribution across the mould.
How do I choose the right clamping force?
Clamping force needs to exceed the force the melt exerts trying to open the mould — roughly the projected area of the part (and runners) multiplied by the cavity pressure. The t-win spans 4,500 to 40,000 kN, so it covers everything from substantial technical parts up to very large automotive and industrial mouldings. Send us your part geometry, material and cavitation and we'll size it properly rather than guessing.
Is a servo-hydraulic machine still energy efficient?
Yes. The t-win uses the servowin drive — a servo motor driving a variable-displacement pump — so it only draws power when it's actually moving. Between movements consumption drops right off, which is where a lot of the savings versus a conventional fixed-pump hydraulic machine come from, while keeping the high clamping forces and robustness hydraulics are known for.
What sort of parts is the t-win best suited to?
Large and heavy technical mouldings: automotive bumpers and structural parts, battery housings for e-mobility, white goods and appliance components, crates and bins, and other big packaging. Anywhere cycle time, uptime and clamping force decide the margin, the t-win is a strong fit.
Can Techspan service the machine and supply spares here in New Zealand?
Yes. Techspan Trading NZ is the official WINTEC distributor and handles specification, import, installation, commissioning, operator training, spare parts and scheduled servicing locally from Auckland, with ENGEL Group's global engineering network behind us.
Talk t-win with Techspan NZ
Sizing, specification, delivery and commissioning — handled locally from Auckland.