Gibraltar BE-1050 Die Mold Ejector Blade

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BE-1050 is a die mold ejector blade designed for use in injection mold tooling and die casting applications. Ejector blades are flat, precision-ground components that push finished parts out of the mold cavity at the end of each cycle. This blade measures 0.032 inches in thickness and 0.234 inches in width, with an overall height of 10.5 inches. These tight tolerances make blade selection critical to proper mold function. Toolmakers, mold technicians, and die maintenance professionals install and replace these components during routine mold maintenance or when blades show wear, chipping, or dimensional drift.

This ejector blade is suited for injection molding and die casting operations in both production and job-shop environments. It fits into mold bases that require a flat, blade-style ejector rather than a round ejector pin, typically used where part geometry includes thin walls, ribs, or slots that require a broad ejection contact area. The 10.5-inch overall length provides compatibility with a range of standard mold base stack heights. Mold designers and tool room technicians select blade ejectors based on thickness, width, and length to match the mold base specification exactly.

Key Features

• Blade thickness of 0.032 inches for precise fit in standard blade ejector pockets
• Blade width of 0.234 inches for broad ejection contact in thin-feature mold cavities
• Overall height of 10.5 inches accommodates a range of standard mold base configurations
• Flat blade profile suited for ejecting ribs, thin walls, and slotted part geometries
• Sold individually, allowing single-blade replacement without purchasing a full set

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement ejector blade for die mold tooling applications requiring a 0.032-inch-thick by 0.234-inch-wide blade profile. Verify mold base ejector pocket dimensions before installation to confirm fit.

Installation Notes

Ejector blade replacement is performed by qualified toolmakers or mold technicians. Before servicing, lock out and tag out all press and mold functions per applicable machine safety procedures. Blades must be seated fully and squarely in the ejector pocket to prevent binding or premature failure during press cycling. Verify blade length, thickness, and width against the mold base drawing before installation.