Venting valve device for die casting

Metal founding – Control means responsive to or actuated by means sensing or... – Control of feed material enroute to shaping area

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1641553, 1641554, 1641556, 164305, 164410, B22D 1722, B22D 1732

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061584959

ABSTRACT:
In the venting valve device for die-casting, the evacuation valve which is intended to be closed comprises an evacuation piston and is actuatable by a pneumatic control piston which is in the form of a double-acting differential piston, whereby one of its pressure surfaces is supplied with compressed air by a high response valve in order to open while its other pressure surface is supplied with compressed air by a second control valve in order to close. The high response valve is provided with a vent in order to reduce the pressure maintaining the control piston in the open position within a very short time and thus to ensure a very short closing time of the evacuation piston. While being simple in construction, such a venting valve allows a very short closing time and is therefore particularly suitable also for high-speed die-casting.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4239080 (1980-12-01), Hodler
patent: 4463793 (1984-08-01), Thurner
patent: 5683730 (1997-11-01), Katsumata et al.

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