Outlook 2016:Compatibility and flexibility in injection molding operations

Prodution of plastics machinery needs to keep up with the trend toward automation, says Joseph Lung, General Manager at Shine Well Machinery Co., Ltd.

In the year 2015, Shine Well was able to sell the CX series products to customers in various countries and received positive feedback, according to Joseph Lung, General Manager. "In 2016, we will import other novel technologies to improve equipment performance while lowering users’ costs."

Shine Well is also keen on automation since manpower resources have become more expensive around the world. Production of plastics machinery needs to keep up with the automation trend. For plastics injection sector, manufacturers of injection molding machinery have to design their products in the way that is compatible with various peripheral equipment.

"Customers requests for product quality and volume have become more specific, and we as machinery suppliers have to generate the most economical design that can yield the highest productivity. Now suppliers cannot survive if we offer only machinery, so we have to integrate all other peripheral equipment together with our services," he stressed.

Speaking of the business growth in 2016, Shine Well expects to benefit from the Indonesian market which is relatively good compared to other Asian nations. The company is stepping ahead toward Industry 4.0 by adjusting its IML system integration, as well as multi-axis robotic arm installed on injection molding machinery. Shine Well also aims to promote its products in Southeast Asia and Africa in 2016 as part of its overall business strategy.

Mr. Joseph Lung
General Manager
Shine Well Machinery Co., Ltd.
Tel: +886-6 356 0081
Fax: +886-6 356 0082
E-mail: info@shinwell.com.tw
Website: www.shinwell.com.tw