Articulated core blade assembly for use in an injection molding

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Female mold and charger to supply fluent stock under... – With product ejector

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249180, 249185, 264318, 264334, 425557, 425DIG58, B29C 4544

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052811271

ABSTRACT:
An articulated core blade assembly provides improved release of undercuts and similar structures in mold cavities. The articulated core blade assembly includes a retainer secured to an ejector plate, a lifter which moves the product and releases the undercut and a pivot arm which couples the lifter to the retainer. A first knuckle joint couples one end of the pivot arm to the retainer and a second knuckle joint couples the other end of the pivot arm to the lifter. The knuckle joints provide limited pivoting motion about parallel, spaced-apart axes. The articulated core blade assembly may be utilized in a broad range of injection molding machines utilizing plastics, metals and other injection molded materials.

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