About Bole Machinery
Bole Machinery is the Chinese injection moulding machine manufacturer owned by Ningbo Shuangma Machinery Industry Co., Ltd., a Chenglu Group company founded in 1998 in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. Working on a 'technology from Germany, made in China' model, Bole designs, manufactures, assembles and tests its own machines and sells them in more than seventy countries worldwide.
Its catalogue covers clamping forces from 70 to 6,800 tonnes across six main series: the high-precision two-platen DK machines, the servo-hydraulic EK-S series, the all-electric FE series, the CIML intelligent moulding line for carbon-fibre products, the high-speed HK series for packaging and the MK multi-material injection machines. Its main customers are manufacturers of automotive components, household appliances, packaging and technical plastic products.
Bole holds strategic partnerships with appliance makers such as Gree, TCL and AUX and supplies equipment to automotive supply-chain companies working for international brands. From its Ningbo headquarters at No. 99 Weisan Road, Xiaogang, the company provides application studies, machine customisation, training and after-sales service to plastics processors around the world.
Its catalogue covers clamping forces from 70 to 6,800 tonnes across six main series: the high-precision two-platen DK machines, the servo-hydraulic EK-S series, the all-electric FE series, the CIML intelligent moulding line for carbon-fibre products, the high-speed HK series for packaging and the MK multi-material injection machines. Its main customers are manufacturers of automotive components, household appliances, packaging and technical plastic products.
Bole holds strategic partnerships with appliance makers such as Gree, TCL and AUX and supplies equipment to automotive supply-chain companies working for international brands. From its Ningbo headquarters at No. 99 Weisan Road, Xiaogang, the company provides application studies, machine customisation, training and after-sales service to plastics processors around the world.