Attachment mechanism for interchangeable injection molding dies

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – With apparatus assembly or dismantling means or with idle part – Plural wear or shaping surfaces mounted for alternative use

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425185, 425186, 425190, 425192R, 425589, B29F 1022

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ABSTRACT:
A mechanism for the clamping attachment of interchangeable injection molding dies to the die carrier plates of an injection molding machine featuring a plurality of clamping plungers in axial guide bores of the die carrier plates, each clamping plunger having a clamping nose engaging a clamping shoulder of an oversized back plate of the die half, clamping the latter against the die carrier plate, when forcibly retracted by means of a transversely guided wedge rod driven by a hydraulic cylinder assembly. The wedge rod engages opposite faces of an inclined transverse plunger bore, for a self-locking clamping drive configuration and a positive extension drive configuration.

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patent: 4202522 (1980-05-01), Hanas
patent: 4348165 (1982-09-01), Vostrovsky

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