Automated processing equipment for injection-molded products

Abstract

The utility model discloses an automatic processing equipment of injection molding product, including work table and with the one end of work table is connected and is connected in series in water line, the first carrier and second carrier are slidably arranged on the work table, and the first carrier and second carrier are spaced, and are sequentially provided with milling water gap subassembly, transfer subassembly, polishing subassembly and blanking assembly on the work table, and the blanking assembly is located at the junction of work table and in water line, and the film pasting subassembly is erected on the in water line, and the first carrier is used for carrying the product and moves from the initial position to the direction of milling water gap subassembly, transfer subassembly, and the milling water gap subassembly is used for cutting off the water gap of product, and the transfer carrier is used for fetching the product of first carrier and placing on the second carrier, and the second carrier is used for carrying the product and moves from transfer subassembly to the direction of polishing subassembly and blanking assembly, and the polishing subassembly is used for polishing the appearance surface of product, and the blanking assembly is used for fetching the product on the second carrier and placing to the in water line.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of injection molding product processing, and in particular to an automated processing equipment for injection molding products. Background Technology

[0002] After the injection-molded product is completed and the product with the sprue is removed from the injection molding machine, it needs to undergo operations such as sprue removal, sanding, and applying a protective film to the outer surface. Currently, after the product is injected and cooled, the sprue is usually removed manually using a blade. The product with the sprue removed is then sanded manually using sandpaper. After sanding, the product is then coated manually before flowing into subsequent processes.

[0003] However, the existing manual processes of cutting sprues, grinding, and applying film are distributed across different workstations and require manual transfer. This not only results in high labor costs but also low work efficiency. Furthermore, fatigue from prolonged work can lead to inadequate work and affect product yield. Therefore, this has greatly troubled the injection molding industry. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of this, the purpose of this utility model is to provide an automated processing equipment for injection molded products that achieves fully automated operation, thereby greatly improving production efficiency.

[0005] This utility model discloses an automated processing equipment for injection molded products, including a worktable and a production line connected to one end of the worktable. A first carrier and a second carrier are slidably arranged on the worktable, with the first carrier and the second carrier spaced apart. A sprue milling assembly, a transfer assembly, a grinding assembly, and a feeding assembly are sequentially arranged on the worktable. The feeding assembly is located at the connection between the worktable and the production line. A film-applying assembly is mounted on the production line. The first carrier carries the product from its initial position and moves it towards the sprue milling assembly and the transfer assembly. The sprue milling assembly cuts off the sprue of the product. The transfer assembly picks up the product from the first carrier and places it on the second carrier. The second carrier carries the product from the transfer assembly and moves it towards the grinding assembly and the feeding assembly. The grinding assembly grinds the outer surface of the product. The feeding assembly picks up the product from the second carrier and places it on the production line. The film-applying assembly applies a protective film to the outer surface of the product fed into the production line from the feeding assembly.

[0006] Furthermore, the workbench is provided with a first transmission component for driving the first vehicle to slide and a second transmission component for driving the second vehicle to slide. The first transmission component can drive the first vehicle to reciprocate, and the second transmission component can drive the second vehicle to reciprocate.

[0007] Furthermore, the first transmission assembly includes a first transmission belt that drives the first vehicle to move and a first drive motor that drives the first transmission belt to rotate, and the first vehicle is fixed to the first transmission belt by a first fixing member; the second transmission assembly includes a second transmission belt that drives the second vehicle to move and a second drive motor that drives the second transmission belt to rotate, and the second vehicle is fixed to the second transmission belt by a second fixing member.

[0008] Furthermore, the sprue milling assembly includes a product fixing unit located above the worktable and a sprue milling unit located below the worktable. The product fixing unit includes a first mounting bracket mounted on the worktable, a first cylinder mounted on the first mounting bracket, and a first gripper mounted on the movable end of the first cylinder. The first gripper is used to grip and fix the product. The sprue milling unit includes a milling cutter for milling sprues and a drive device for driving the milling cutter.

[0009] Furthermore, the driving device includes a first lead screw arranged horizontally and a third drive motor for driving the first lead screw to rotate, a second lead screw arranged vertically and a fourth drive motor for driving the second lead screw to rotate, the third drive motor being fixed on the worktable, the fourth drive motor being slidably connected to the first lead screw, a milling cutter drive motor being slidably mounted on the second lead screw, and the milling cutter being mounted on the drive end of the milling cutter drive motor.

[0010] Furthermore, the grinding assembly includes a third mounting bracket mounted on the worktable, a sliding block that can slide along the third mounting bracket, a fifth drive motor that drives the sliding block to slide, and a third cylinder mounted on the sliding block, wherein a first grinding head is mounted on the movable end of the third cylinder.

[0011] Furthermore, the grinding assembly also includes two fourth cylinders mounted opposite each other on the sliding block and a second grinding head obliquely mounted on the movable end of each of the fourth cylinders, as well as two fifth cylinders obliquely mounted on the third mounting bracket and a third grinding head mounted on the movable end of each of the fifth cylinders.

[0012] Furthermore, each of the first grinding head, the second grinding head, and the third grinding head has a grinding surface. The grinding surface of the first grinding head mounted on the third cylinder is used to grind the flat portion of the product, and the grinding surfaces of the second grinding head and the third grinding head mounted on the fourth cylinder and the fifth cylinder are used to grind the side edges of the product.

[0013] Furthermore, the film application assembly includes a fifth mounting frame mounted on the production line, a material tray and a drive roller rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame, a sixth drive motor for driving the drive roller to rotate, and a driven roller and a take-up roller rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame. The driven roller is located on the path of the material strip between the material tray and the take-up roller, and the drive roller drives the take-up roller to rotate synchronously.

[0014] Furthermore, the film application assembly also includes a seventh cylinder mounted on the fifth mounting bracket and a first pressure roller mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder, as well as an eighth cylinder mounted on the fifth mounting bracket and a second pressure roller mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder. The first pressure roller is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder, and the second pressure roller is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder. The first pressure roller is used to press the protective film onto the surface of the product, and the second pressure roller is used to abut against the drive roller to tighten the release film so that the protective film is flatly adhered to the surface of the product.

[0015] The automated processing equipment for injection molded products provided by this utility model drives the first carrier and the second carrier to run at corresponding processing stations through the first transmission component and the second transmission component, respectively. The processing station processes the product, and the processed product is transferred to the production line through the unloading component to apply a protective film through the film-applying component. The whole process is completed automatically without manual operation, which not only greatly improves work efficiency, but also greatly improves the product yield, making it popular among entrepreneurs. Attached Figure Description

[0016] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model, the drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the following drawings only show some embodiments of this utility model and should not be regarded as a limitation on the scope. For those skilled in the art, other related drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the automated processing equipment for injection molded products according to this utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 for Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the automated processing equipment for the injection-molded product from another angle.

[0019] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of the automated processing equipment for injection-molded products according to this utility model.

[0020] Figure 4 for Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of a partial structure of the automated processing equipment for the injection-molded product, taken from another angle.

[0021] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the film-applying assembly of this utility model installed on an assembly line.

[0022] Figure 6 for Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the film-applying assembly set up on the production line from another angle.

[0023] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the first gripper of this utility model.

[0024] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the first vehicle of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0025] The specific embodiments of this utility model will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are merely some, not all, of the embodiments of this utility model. Based on the description of this utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without inventive effort are within the scope of protection of this utility model.

[0026] The terms "upper" and "lower" indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings, or the orientation or positional relationship that the product of this utility model is usually placed in during use. They are only for the convenience of description and simplification, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model.

[0027] The terms “include,” “comprising,” or any other variation thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, which includes not only the elements listed but also other elements not expressly listed.

[0028] Please see Figure 1 In this embodiment, the X direction is defined as the horizontal length direction, which can also be understood as the flow direction of the product; the Y direction is defined as the horizontal width direction; and the Z direction is defined as the vertical height direction.

[0029] Please see Figures 1-8This utility model discloses an automated processing equipment for injection molded products, including a worktable 10 and a production line 20 connected to one end of the worktable 10. The production line 20 is used to receive the product 100 unloaded from the worktable 10. A first carrier 11 and a second carrier 16 are slidably disposed on the worktable 10, with the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16 spaced apart. A sprue milling assembly 30, a transfer assembly 40, a grinding assembly 50, and a unloading assembly 60 are sequentially disposed on the worktable. The unloading assembly 60 is located at the connection between the workbench 10 and the production line 20. The production line 20 is equipped with a film-applying assembly 70. The first carrier 11 is used to carry the product 100 from its initial position and move it towards the milling nozzle assembly 30 and the transfer assembly 40. The milling nozzle assembly 30 is used to cut off the sprue of the product 100. The transfer assembly 40 is used to grab the product 100 from the first carrier 11 and place it on the second carrier 16. The second carrier 16 is used to carry the product 100 from the transfer assembly 40 and move it towards the grinding assembly 50 and the unloading assembly 60. The grinding assembly 50 is used to grind the outer surface of the product 100. The unloading assembly 60 is used to grab the product 100 on the second carrier 16 and place it on the production line 20. The film-applying assembly 70 is used to apply a protective film 200 to the outer surface of the product 100 fed into the production line 20 from the unloading assembly 60.

[0030] Please see Figures 1-4 The workbench 10 is equipped with a first transmission assembly 14 for driving the first carrier 11 to slide and a second transmission assembly 15 for driving the second carrier 16 to slide. The first transmission assembly 14 can drive the first carrier 11 to reciprocate, and the second transmission assembly 15 can drive the second carrier 16 to reciprocate. Further, a slide rail 13 is installed on the workbench 10, and a slider 12 is installed below both the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16. The slider 12 cooperates with the slide rail 13 to ensure that the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16 slide along the slide rail 13. In this embodiment, the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16 are spaced apart and operate on different paths to transport the product 100.

[0031] Please continue reading. Figures 1-4The first transmission assembly 14 includes a first transmission belt 143 that drives the first carrier 11 to move and a first drive motor 141 that drives the first transmission belt 143 to rotate. The first transmission assembly 14 also includes a first driving pulley 142 and a first driven pulley 144 that are rotatably disposed on the worktable 10. The first driving pulley 142 is mounted on the drive end of the first drive motor 141. The first transmission belt 143 is sleeved on the outside of the first driving pulley 142 and the first driven pulley 144. The first carrier 11 is fixed to the first transmission belt 143 by a first fixing member. The second transmission assembly 15 includes a second transmission belt 153 that drives the second carrier 16 to move and a second drive motor 151 that drives the second transmission belt 153 to rotate. The second transmission assembly 15 also includes a second driving wheel 152 and a second driven wheel 154 rotatably mounted on the worktable 10. The second driving wheel 152 is mounted on the drive end of the second drive motor 151. The second transmission belt 153 is sleeved on the outside of the second driving wheel 152 and the second driven wheel 154. The second carrier 16 is fixed to the second transmission belt 153 by a second fixing member. In this embodiment, both the first drive motor 141 and the second drive motor 151 can rotate in both directions, thereby driving the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16 to reciprocate.

[0032] The sprue milling assembly 30 includes a product fixing unit located above the workbench 10 and a sprue milling unit located below the workbench. The product fixing unit includes a first mounting bracket 31 mounted on the workbench 10, a first cylinder 32 mounted on the first mounting bracket 31, and a first gripper 33 mounted on the movable end of the first cylinder 32. The first gripper 33 is used to grip and fix the product 100.

[0033] Please see Figure 7 The first gripper 33 is provided with several air suction holes 331, which are connected to an external negative pressure device. When the first gripper 33 comes into contact with the product 100, the negative pressure generated by the air suction holes 331 will adsorb and fix the product 100 on the first gripper 33.

[0034] The milling unit includes a milling cutter 341 for milling the sprue and a driving device for driving the milling cutter 341. In this embodiment, the milling cutter 341 can extend upwards from the worktable 10, and the driving device is located below the worktable 10. More specifically, the driving device includes a first lead screw 352 arranged in the horizontal width direction and a third drive motor 351 for driving the first lead screw 352 to rotate, a second lead screw 362 arranged in the vertical direction and a fourth drive motor 361 for driving the second lead screw 362 to rotate. The milling cutter drive motor 34 is slidably disposed on the second lead screw 362, the third drive motor 351 is fixed on the worktable 10, and the fourth drive motor 361 is slidably connected to the first lead screw 352. In this embodiment, the third drive motor 351 drives the fourth drive motor 361 located on the first lead screw 352 to slide along the horizontal width direction, and the fourth drive motor 361 drives the milling cutter drive motor 34 located on the second lead screw 362 to slide along the vertical height direction, so as to realize that the milling cutter 341 located at the drive end of the milling cutter drive motor 34 mills off the sprue on the inner surface of the product 100.

[0035] The transfer assembly 40 includes a second mounting frame 43 mounted on the workbench 10, a second cylinder 41 mounted on the second mounting frame 43, and a second gripper 42 mounted on the movable end of the second cylinder 41. The second gripper 42 is used to grab the product 100 on the first carrier 11 and place it on the second carrier 16.

[0036] Please see Figure 3 and Figure 4 The grinding assembly 50 includes a third mounting bracket 51 mounted on the worktable 10, a sliding block 53 that can slide along the third mounting bracket 51 in the horizontal width direction, a fifth drive motor 52 fixed on the third mounting bracket 51 to drive the sliding block 53 to slide, and a third cylinder 531 mounted on the sliding block 53. The movable end of the third cylinder 531 is equipped with a first grinding head 532.

[0037] Furthermore, the polishing assembly 50 also includes two fourth cylinders 533 mounted opposite to the sliding block 53, a second polishing head 534 obliquely mounted on the movable end of each of the fourth cylinders 533, and two fifth cylinders 535 obliquely mounted on the third mounting bracket 51, and a third polishing head 536 mounted on the movable end of each of the fifth cylinders 535. In this embodiment, with the cooperation of the fifth drive motor 52 and the third cylinders 531 and the fourth cylinders 533, the first polishing head 532 and the second polishing head 534 can polish the product 100 along the horizontal width direction, and with the cooperation of the second transmission assembly 15 and the fifth cylinders 535, the third polishing head 536 can polish the product 100 along the horizontal length direction.

[0038] More specifically, each of the first grinding head 532, the second grinding head 534, and the third grinding head 536 has a grinding surface. The grinding surface of the first grinding head 532, mounted on the third cylinder 531, is used to grind the flat portion of the product 100. The grinding surfaces of the second grinding head 534 and the third grinding head 536, mounted on the fourth cylinder 533 and the fifth cylinder 535, are used to grind the side ridges of the product 100.

[0039] In this embodiment, the first grinding head 532, the second grinding head 534, and the third grinding head 536 are all equipped with high-speed rotating motors. When the first grinding head 532, the second grinding head 534, and the third grinding head come into contact with the product 100, the high-speed motors rotate to perform grinding on the product 100.

[0040] Please see Figure 4 The unloading assembly 60 includes a fourth mounting frame 63 mounted on the workbench 10, a sixth cylinder 61 mounted on the fourth mounting frame 63, and a third gripper 62 mounted on the movable end of the sixth cylinder 61. The third gripper 62 is used to grab the product 100 on the second carrier 16 and place it on the production line 20.

[0041] Please see Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 5 and Figure 6The film-applying assembly 70 includes a fifth mounting frame 71 mounted on the production line 20, a material tray 72 and a drive roller 73 rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame 71, a sixth drive motor 80 driving the drive roller 73 to rotate, and a driven roller 74 and a take-up roller 79 rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame 71. In this embodiment, multiple driven rollers 74 are provided, and the multiple driven rollers 74 are located on the path of the material strip between the material tray 72 and the take-up roller 79. The material strip is wound on the material tray 72, and the material strip includes a release film and a protective film adhered to the release film. The film-applying assembly 70 is used to adhere the protective film on the material strip to the product 100 and collect the release film by the take-up roller. In this embodiment, the drive roller 73 drives the take-up roller 79 to rotate synchronously.

[0042] Please continue reading. Figure 5 and Figure 6 The film application assembly 70 further includes a seventh cylinder 75 mounted on the fifth mounting bracket and a first pressure roller 76 mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder 75, as well as an eighth cylinder 77 mounted on the fifth mounting bracket 71 and a second pressure roller 78 mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder 77. The first pressure roller 76 is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder 75, and the second pressure roller 78 is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder 77. The first pressure roller 76 is used to press the protective film onto the surface of the product 100 when the seventh cylinder 75 is actuated, and the second pressure roller 78 is used to abut against the drive roller 73 when the eighth cylinder 77 is actuated to tighten the protective film and make the protective film flatly adhere to the surface of the product 100.

[0043] In this embodiment, the assembly line 20 includes a conveyor belt 22 and a seventh drive motor 21 that drives the conveyor belt 22 to rotate. A pair of guide rods 23 are mounted above the conveyor belt 22. The guide rods 23 are used to guide the product 100 to follow the conveyor belt 22 to a designated position.

[0044] When using the automated processing equipment for injection molded products according to this utility model, In the first step, the robotic arm places the injection-molded product 100 on the first carrier 11 located in the initial position. The first transmission component 14 drives the first carrier 11 to move towards the milling gate component 30. When it reaches the position of the milling gate component 30, the first cylinder 32 drives the first gripper 33 to grab and fix the product 100 downwards. The milling cutter 341 mills the gate upwards through the clearance groove 111 of the first carrier 11. In the second step, the first transmission component 14 drives the first carrier 11 to move towards the transfer component 40. When it reaches the position of the transfer component 40, the second cylinder 41 drives the second gripper 42 to grab the product 100 downward and place it on the second carrier 16. Third, the second carrier 16 moves in the direction of the grinding assembly 50 under the drive of the second transmission assembly 15. When it reaches the position of the grinding assembly 50, the grinding assembly 50, with the cooperation of the third motor 52, the third cylinder 531, the fourth cylinder 533 and the fifth cylinder 535, and the second transmission assembly 15, grinds the flat part and the side edge part of the product 100 with the first grinding head 532, the second grinding head 534 and the third grinding head 536. Fourth step, the second transfer component 15 drives the second carrier 16 to move towards the unloading component 60. When it reaches the unloading component 60, the sixth cylinder 61 drives the third gripper 62 to grab the polished product 100 and put it onto the production line 20. Fifth step, when product 100 reaches the designated position under the guidance of the guide rod 23, the... The seventh cylinder 75 drives the first pressure roller 76 to move downward and presses the protective film 200 onto the surface of the product 100. At the same time, the eighth cylinder 77 actuates to make the second pressure roller 78 abut against the drive roller 73 to tighten the protective film 200 and make the protective film 200 flat and adhered to the surface of the product 100. The take-up roller 79 then winds up the release film. Thus, the milling of the sprue, grinding and film application of the product 100 are completed.

[0045] The automated processing equipment for injection molded products provided by this utility model drives the first carrier 11 and the second carrier 16 to run at corresponding processing stations through the first transmission component 14 and the second transmission component 15, respectively. The processing stations process the product 100, and the processed product 100 is transferred to the production line 20 through the unloading component 60 to apply a protective film 200 through the film application component 70. The entire process is automated and requires no manual operation, which not only greatly improves work efficiency, but also greatly improves the product yield, making it highly favored by entrepreneurs.

[0046] The above are merely specific embodiments of this utility model, but the protection scope of this utility model is not limited thereto. Any variations or substitutions that can be easily conceived by those skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in this utility model should be included within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. An automated processing equipment for injection molded products, characterized in that, The system includes a workbench and an assembly line connected to one end of the workbench. A first carrier and a second carrier are slidably mounted on the workbench, spaced apart from each other. A milling sprue assembly, a transfer assembly, a grinding assembly, and a feeding assembly are sequentially mounted on the workbench. The feeding assembly is located at the connection between the workbench and the assembly line. A film-applying assembly is mounted on the assembly line. The first carrier carries a product from its initial position toward the milling sprue assembly and the transfer assembly. The milling sprue assembly cuts off the sprue of the product. The transfer assembly picks up the product from the first carrier and places it on the second carrier. The second carrier carries a product from the transfer assembly toward the grinding assembly and the feeding assembly. The grinding assembly grinds the outer surface of the product. The feeding assembly picks up the product from the second carrier and places it on the assembly line. The film-applying assembly applies a protective film to the outer surface of the product fed into the assembly line from the feeding assembly.

2. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The workbench is provided with a first transmission component for driving the first vehicle to slide and a second transmission component for driving the second vehicle to slide. The first transmission component can drive the first vehicle to reciprocate, and the second transmission component can drive the second vehicle to reciprocate.

3. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The first transmission assembly includes a first transmission belt that drives the first vehicle to move and a first drive motor that drives the first transmission belt to rotate. The first vehicle is fixed to the first transmission belt by a first fixing member. The second transmission assembly includes a second transmission belt that drives the second vehicle to move and a second drive motor that drives the second transmission belt to rotate. The second vehicle is fixed to the second transmission belt by a second fixing member.

4. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 3, characterized in that, The sprue milling assembly includes a product fixing unit located above the workbench and a sprue milling unit located below the workbench. The product fixing unit includes a first mounting bracket mounted on the workbench, a first cylinder mounted on the first mounting bracket, and a first gripper mounted on the movable end of the first cylinder. The first gripper is used to grip and fix the product. The sprue milling unit includes a milling cutter for milling sprues and a drive device for driving the milling cutter.

5. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 4, characterized in that, The driving device includes a first lead screw arranged horizontally and a third drive motor that drives the first lead screw to rotate, a second lead screw arranged vertically and a fourth drive motor that drives the second lead screw to rotate, the third drive motor being fixed on the worktable, the fourth drive motor being slidably connected to the first lead screw, a milling cutter drive motor being slidably mounted on the second lead screw, and the milling cutter being mounted on the drive end of the milling cutter drive motor.

6. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The grinding assembly includes a third mounting bracket mounted on the workbench, a sliding block that can slide along the third mounting bracket, a fifth drive motor that drives the sliding block to slide, and a third cylinder mounted on the sliding block, with a first grinding head mounted on the movable end of the third cylinder.

7. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 6, characterized in that, The grinding assembly also includes two fourth cylinders mounted opposite each other on the sliding block and a second grinding head mounted obliquely on the movable end of each of the fourth cylinders, as well as two fifth cylinders mounted obliquely on the third mounting bracket and a third grinding head mounted on the movable end of each of the fifth cylinders.

8. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 7, characterized in that, Each of the first grinding head, the second grinding head, and the third grinding head has a grinding surface. The grinding surface of the first grinding head mounted on the third cylinder is used to grind the flat part of the product, and the grinding surfaces of the second grinding head and the third grinding head mounted on the fourth cylinder and the fifth cylinder are used to grind the side edges of the product.

9. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The film application assembly includes a fifth mounting frame mounted on the production line, a material tray and a drive roller rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame, a sixth drive motor that drives the drive roller to rotate, and a driven roller and a take-up roller rotatably mounted on the fifth mounting frame. The driven roller is located on the path of the material strip between the material tray and the take-up roller, and the drive roller drives the take-up roller to rotate synchronously.

10. The automated processing equipment for injection molded products as described in claim 9, characterized in that, The film application assembly further includes a seventh cylinder mounted on the fifth mounting bracket and a first pressure roller mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder, as well as an eighth cylinder mounted on the fifth mounting bracket and a second pressure roller mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder. The first pressure roller is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the seventh cylinder, and the second pressure roller is rotatably mounted on the movable end of the eighth cylinder. The first pressure roller is used to press the protective film onto the surface of the product, and the second pressure roller is used to abut against the drive roller to tighten the release film so that the protective film is flatly adhered to the surface of the product.

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