Compensating core pin for plastic injection molds

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249 68, 249142, 425107, 425577, B29C 106

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ABSTRACT:
A core pin for use in a plastic injection mold for forming a hole through a part as it is formed in the mold. A shaft is longitudinally slidable in one of the base members of the mold and extends through the cavity of the mold and abuts the inner face of the opposing base member. A spring biases the shaft toward the second base member. When the mold is open the shaft has a small amount of positive clearance. When the mold closes the spring is compressed and the shaft has zero clearance against the inner face of the second base member, regardless of dimensional changes of the mold.

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