Positive internal latch lock for an injection mold

Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Female mold and charger to supply fluent stock under... – With means to close mold

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4254501, 4254519, 425595, B29C 4564

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ABSTRACT:
A positive internal latch lock for an injection mold having outer, intermediate, and inner plates movable between open and closed mold positions. The latch lock includes a mechanism for securing the outer and intermediate plates at a predetermined spaced distance when the mold is opened at a first parting line between the outer and intermediate plates. Further, the latch lock provides a mechanism for locking the intermediate and inner plates together until the outer and intermediate plates are secured at the predetermined spaced distance. After the outer and intermediate plates are secured, the intermediate and inner plates are allowed to open at a second parting line.

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