Concrete-molding machine

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – With apparatus assembly or dismantling means or with idle part – For press shaping surface

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425192R, B28B 302, B30B 1502

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056436165

ABSTRACT:
Concrete-molding machine having a ram on which an upper mold part is fastened in a releasable manner. The quick-fastening device used for this purpose comprises connecting pins which have a shank and a widened cross-piece. In order to simplify the device, the connecting pins are fastened on the upper mold part by means of their shanks. Located on the ram or on a carrying plate fixedly connected thereto is a horizontal slide with keyhole-like clearances into which the connecting pins can be inserted from beneath. Pneumatic lifting elements grip below the slide and draw it up, in the connecting position, to the cross-pieces.

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2-page leaflet of Manfred Vetter GmbH, Zuelpich, Germany; date unknown.

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