MODIX EPP & EPS shape molding presses come in every imaginable size. All have interchangeable chest systems. All dimensions are chests that will adapt any tool up to that size and smaller.
- MDX48 (600 x 800mm)
- MDX80 (800 x 1000)
- MDX104 (800 x 1300)
- MDX140 (1000 x 1400)
- MDX168 (1200 x 1400)
- MDX230 (1350 x 1700)
- MDX255 (1550 x 1700)
- MDX270 (1350 x 2000)
- MDX337 (1350 x 2500)
All machines include a pump less vacuum system.
Engineered with Flexible Tooling Configurations
Modix designs and manufactures EPS molding machines and EPP molding equipment for companies producing protective packaging, insulated containers, automotive components, consumer products, and specialty foam applications.
Our molding systems are engineered to support production efficiency, consistent part quality, simplified maintenance, and flexible tooling configurations across a wide range of manufacturing environments.
Built for Flexible EPS & EPP Manufacturing Applications
Every Modix EPS molding machine is designed to support a variety of foam molding applications and production requirements. Interchangeable chest systems allow manufacturers to adapt tooling sizes while improving operational flexibility as product lines evolve.
Whether producing molded packaging, insulated shipping containers, reusable transport products, or technical EPP components, Modix systems are engineered to help manufacturers improve production consistency and reduce unnecessary downtime.
EPS & EPP Equipment Designed for Long-Term Production Performance
Modix equipment is built to support manufacturers looking for dependable EPS machines capable of handling demanding production schedules and evolving product requirements.
From custom molded packaging to foam containers and industrial molded components, our systems are designed with operator accessibility, tooling flexibility, and production reliability in mind.
We work closely with customers to help configure molding solutions that align with production goals, facility layouts, and future expansion plans.
What is the difference between EPS and EPP molding applications?
EPS is commonly used for protective packaging, insulated containers, and other applications where lightweight insulation and cushioning are important. EPP is often selected for applications requiring greater durability, resilience, and repeated impact performance, including reusable packaging and automotive components. The appropriate molding equipment configuration depends on the material, tooling, part design, and production requirements.
