Gibraltar BE-1031 Die Mold Ejector Blade 0.046x0.140 in

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BE-1031 is a die mold ejector blade engineered for precision ejection in injection mold and die casting tooling. Measuring 0.046 inches thick and 0.140 inches wide with a 7.5 inch working length, this blade is sized for tight-tolerance ejector slots where standard round pins cannot be used. Ejector blades are specified when part geometry requires a flat ejection profile, such as thin walls, ribs, or recessed features. Tool and die technicians and moldmakers select flat ejector blades to minimize witness marks and ensure consistent part release across high-cycle production runs.

This ejector blade is suited for use in injection molds, compression molds, and die casting tools across both residential and commercial tooling applications. The blade profile at 0.046 inches thick by 0.140 inches wide allows it to fit narrow ejector channels that cannot accommodate round ejector pins. It is typically installed during mold build or routine mold maintenance by tool and die makers or mold technicians working on plastic injection or metal die casting equipment.

Key Features

• Flat blade profile at 0.046 inches thick for use in narrow ejector slots
• 0.140 inch blade width provides a broad ejection face to reduce part distortion
• 7.5 inch overall length accommodates standard mold base depths
• Sold individually, allowing single-piece replacement during mold repair
• Consistent blade geometry supports precise fit in machined ejector pockets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ejector blade for injection molds and die casting tooling requiring a flat 0.046 inch by 0.140 inch ejector profile.

Installation Notes

Ejector blades are installed and serviced by qualified tool and die makers or mold technicians. The mold must be fully de-energized, cooled, and safely blocked or supported before any ejector system work is performed. Blades should be fitted to their machined slots without forcing; oversized slots or blades may require re-machining by a qualified toolmaker. Follow the mold manufacturer's documentation for ejector plate assembly torque and alignment procedures.