Pressure piston for a die-casting machine

Expansible chamber devices – Piston with rigid axially extending hollow stem – Hollow stem forms axially extending fluid passage

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92128, 92258, F01B 2900, F01B 3100, F16J 110

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ABSTRACT:
The pressure piston for a die-casting machine comprises a carrier formed with a crown having a central blind bore closed at its driving end and with an abutment ring. Surrounding the carrier and abutting the abutment ring is a piston skirt forming with the carrier an annular space through which passes a cooling medium. The skirt is held in position by a threaded clamping sleeve engaging a thread on the carrier on the side of the annular space remote from the abutment ring. By providing a thread of suitable length the carrier can accommodate skirts of various sizes. For this reason the axial extent of the carrier part between the abutment ring and the securing region for the clamping sleeve is less than the maximum but greater than the minimum length of the piston skirts.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2806450 (1957-09-01), Geyer
patent: 2955574 (1960-10-01), Geyer
patent: 3046621 (1962-07-01), Morton
patent: 3203056 (1965-08-01), Thompson et al.

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