Compare DM38T
Use the smaller platform when 380 kN, a 0.7 kg listed zinc shot weight, and its tighter die envelope still cover the project with margin.
Review 38 ton data →DM50T · Compact 500 kN zinc platform
The DM50T is a compact hot chamber candidate for smaller zinc castings that need more clamping or die-fit margin than the DM38T. Approve it only after the projected area, complete shot weight, die envelope, hot-end package, and cell scope have been checked together.
Brochure-derived screening data · Reviewed August 9, 2026 by Cathy, Director

Selection boundary
Short answer: shortlist the DM50T when the complete zinc shot fits the selected package, the die clears the 300 × 300 mm tie-bar spacing and 120–330 mm thickness range, and the projected-area calculation leaves an acceptable clamping margin.
Use the smaller platform when 380 kN, a 0.7 kg listed zinc shot weight, and its tighter die envelope still cover the project with margin.
Review 38 ton data →Use the 500 kN platform when the part and die need the DM50T's added clamp, 330 mm maximum die thickness, or 0.9 kg listed zinc shot allowance.
Check all DM50T limits →Move up for a defined need such as wider tie-bar spacing, a larger platen, higher calculated clamp demand, or more installation clearance.
Review 68 ton data →Need to confirm the process route first? Use the cold versus hot chamber buyer guide before fixing a model.
DM50T technical dossier
Use these values for initial engineering screening. The selected shot package, hot end, controls, options, destination standard, and signed technical agreement define the supplied machine.
Specification source: supplied hot chamber machine brochure | Last reviewed August 9, 2026 by Cathy, Director | Machine dimensions marked with * are approximate | Final signed quotation, layout drawing, and technical documents take precedence.
Configuration close-ups
These close-ups plan the technical review around access, interfaces, and controls. They are configuration references—not a promise that every pictured component is included.

Review guarding, access, platen and ejector interfaces, local controls, and maintenance clearance against the intended die and operator workflow.

Confirm the injection package, pressure settings, tubing, furnace-side connections, gooseneck, nozzle, and service access in the final configuration.

Specify controller language, voltage and frequency, safety circuit, cabinet cooling, I/O requirements, documentation, and remote-support expectations.
Include wear items and commissioning stock in the commercial review: see hot chamber machine parts and spares.
Approval gate
A machine name is not a fit calculation. Send the engineering inputs and ask the quotation to state assumptions, inclusions, and exclusions.
Projected area including runners and overflows, expected cavity pressure, and operating margin.
Net casting, runners, overflows, cavity count, alloy, and the selected hot-end package.
Width, height, thickness, weight, opening stroke, ejector needs, and service clearance.
Furnace, gooseneck, nozzle, temperature control, extraction, spraying, and trimming.
Voltage, safety standard, controls, automation I/O, documentation, packing, destination, and spares.
Buyer questions
Direct answers for screening, comparison, and quotation review. Project approval still requires the actual casting and die data.
The DM50T is an initial candidate for smaller zinc castings that need more clamping force or die-thickness capacity than the DM38T while still fitting a compact hot chamber platform. Suitability depends on projected area, complete shot weight, die dimensions, cavity pressure, and the selected hot-end package.
The brochure lists 500 kN clamping force, 215 mm clamping stroke, 120-330 mm die thickness, 300 x 300 mm tie-bar spacing, 55 kN injection force, 110 mm injection stroke, and 0.9 kg zinc shot weight. Final values depend on the confirmed configuration.
The DM50T increases listed clamping force from 380 to 500 kN, maximum die thickness from 300 to 330 mm, and listed zinc shot weight from 0.7 to 0.9 kg. The decision should still be based on the part, die, and required safety margin rather than tonnage alone.
Compare the DM68T when the die needs more than the DM50T listed 300 x 300 mm tie-bar spacing or 455 x 455 mm platen, or when the projected-area calculation requires more than 500 kN clamping force. Confirm the complete die and shot data before moving up.
Confirm the shot and hot-end package, gooseneck and nozzle interfaces, controls, electrical standard, guarding, automation, included peripherals, spare parts, documentation, packing, destination terms, and commercial exclusions.
No. Images are configuration references and the listed values are brochure-derived for initial screening. The approved quotation, layout drawing, and final technical documents define the supplied machine.
DM50T engineering inquiry
Send the part and die data once. The reply can then address model fit, selected configuration, commercial scope, and the open items that still need confirmation.