Injection molding machine having a machine screw driving gear

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Control means responsive to or actuated by means sensing or... – Feed control of material en route to shaping area

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366 78, 425558, 425561, B29C 4577

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053663667

ABSTRACT:
A downsized screw driving gear supports a heavy reaction force from a screw used in preplasticization type injection molding machine. Motor rotation is directly transmitted to the screw during plasticizing by a piston member. Reaction forces from the screw are supported with a thrust bearing arranged in a hydraulic chamber, while the radial load of the piston member is supported with bushes. Hydraulic pressure is supplied to the hydraulic chamber in the injection process to advance the screw with the piston member, disconnecting a path to the injection chamber. Oil supplied from the hydraulic chamber immerses the thrust bearing and penetrates to the sliding faces of the bushes.

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