Gibraltar BE-1059 Die Mold Ejector Blade

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BE-1059 is a die mold ejector blade engineered for use in injection mold and die casting tooling applications. Ejector blades serve as the working interface between the ejector system and the molded part, pushing the finished part free from the mold cavity after each cycle. This blade measures 0.062 inches in thickness and 0.296 inches in width, with a 10.5-inch height, making it suited for precision tooling setups where flat, blade-style ejection is required. Installation and replacement are typically performed by moldmakers, toolroom machinists, or skilled maintenance technicians working on production tooling.

Ejector blades like the BE-1059 are used in plastic injection molding, die casting, and stamping die applications where standard round ejector pins cannot accommodate the geometry of the part or feature being ejected. Flat blade profiles are commonly selected for thin-wall sections, rib features, and other detailed cavity areas that require a wider contact surface for clean, distortion-free part release. This blade is packaged individually and sold in single-unit quantity.

Key Features

• Blade thickness of 0.062 inches for precision fit in narrow ejector slots
• Blade width of 0.296 inches provides broad contact for flat or ribbed part features
• 10.5-inch overall height accommodates standard mold base ejector plate clearances
• Single-piece packaging allows for direct replacement without excess inventory
• Designed for consistent dimensional tolerance critical to mold alignment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ejector blade for use in injection mold and die tooling systems requiring a flat blade-style ejector pin profile.

Installation Notes

Ejector blade replacement is performed by qualified moldmakers or toolroom technicians with the mold fully removed from the press and all hydraulic or mechanical ejector systems depressurized. The mold should be secured in a safe working position before disassembling the ejector plate assembly. Verify that the replacement blade matches the existing slot dimensions and ejector plate bore before installation to ensure proper fit and function. Consult the mold design drawings for correct blade orientation and retention hardware requirements.