Gibraltar BE-1033 Die Mold Ejector Blade

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BE-1033 is a die mold ejector blade designed for use in injection mold tooling applications. Ejector blades serve as precision components that push molded parts free from the mold cavity at the end of each cycle. This blade measures 0.046 inches thick and 0.234 inches wide, with an overall height of 7.5 inches. The narrow, flat profile suits slots and cored features in mold bases where round ejector pins cannot provide adequate part ejection. Mold makers and toolroom technicians select ejector blades when part geometry demands a thin, blade-style contact face to release the molded component cleanly and consistently.

This ejector blade is suited for use in plastic injection mold bases across a range of tooling configurations. It is commonly installed in production tooling for residential and commercial plastic component manufacturing. The 7.5-inch length provides adequate stock for fitting to standard mold base ejector plate assemblies. Toolroom machinists and mold maintenance technicians typically grind the blade to final working length and tip geometry as required by the specific mold design. It is sold individually, making it a practical single-piece replacement for worn or damaged ejector blades in existing mold tooling.

Key Features

• Blade thickness of 0.046 inches suits narrow ejector slots in mold base plates
• Blade width of 0.234 inches provides a flat ejection face for non-round part features
• Overall length of 7.5 inches allows custom trimming to required working length
• Single-piece packaging supports targeted replacement without excess inventory
• Precision ground dimensions maintain consistent fit within close-tolerance mold bases

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ejector blade for use in standard plastic injection mold base assemblies requiring a blade-style ejector component.

Installation Notes

Ejector blade installation and replacement is performed by qualified mold makers or toolroom machinists. Always ensure the molding machine is fully de-energized, hydraulic pressure is relieved, and the mold is safely supported before accessing the ejector plate assembly. Blades are typically finish-ground to final length and tip profile using surface grinding equipment before installation. Follow the mold design drawings and applicable shop safety procedures when fitting or replacing ejector components.