Gibraltar BE-1067 Die Mold Ejector Blade

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BE-1067 is a die mold ejector blade designed for use in injection mold tooling and die casting applications. This blade seats into the ejector system of a mold and pushes formed parts clear of the cavity during the ejection cycle. It is manufactured to close dimensional tolerances, with a blade thickness of 0.094 inches and a blade width of 0.484 inches. The overall blade height is 10.5 inches, making it suitable for deeper mold configurations. Toolmakers, mold builders, and maintenance technicians install and replace these blades as part of routine mold maintenance or repair programs.

Ejector blades of this profile are used in plastic injection molds and die casting tools where flat, thin ejection geometry is required to clear ribs, walls, or other narrow part features. The BE-1067 is a replacement-grade blade intended for single-unit or small-quantity procurement, making it practical for shops that need to replace individual worn or broken ejectors without ordering bulk quantities. It fits applications where standard round ejector pins cannot provide adequate ejection surface coverage.

Key Features

• Blade thickness of 0.094 inches for narrow-slot ejection applications
• Blade width of 0.484 inches provides a flat ejection face for rib and wall features
• Overall height of 10.5 inches accommodates deeper mold stacks
• Replacement-grade component suited for mold repair and maintenance
• Single-unit packaging supports one-off replacement without excess inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement ejector blade for die mold and plastic injection mold tooling systems requiring a flat blade profile in place of standard round ejector pins.

Installation Notes

Ejector blades are installed by qualified toolmakers or mold technicians. The mold must be fully de-energized, cooled, and secured before any ejector system disassembly. Verify blade length, thickness, and width against the mold drawing before installation to confirm fit within the ejector plate and blade pocket. Blades should be seated and retained per the original mold design specifications without modification to the blade geometry.