Low-pressure casting machine hold-down system

Metal founding – With signal – indicator or inspection means – Including position or spatial dimension sensor

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164306, 164335, B22D 1804

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056717997

ABSTRACT:
A hold-down mechanism (88) is provided for holding a base plate (32) of a casting assembly (20) in engagement with a crucible (28). The hold-down mechanism (88) includes a plurality of Belleville-type washers (89) for allowing relative movement while maintaining a predetermined force holding the base plate (32) in engagement with the crucible (28). The hold-down mechanism includes a plurality of tension rods (90) and a plurality of forks (91) each having a pair of spaced fingers (92), each of the rods (90) being paired with one of the forks (91). Each of the rods (90) has a threaded end (93) and the Belleville-type washers (89) are disposed about the threaded end (93) of each of the rods (90) with a threaded nut (94) engaging the threads (93) of each of the rods (90) for compressing the washers (89) against the fingers (92) of the forks (91).

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