Patent classifications
B29C45/74
Exhaust unit for injection molding machine
An exhaust unit for injection molding machine includes a purge cover having a nozzle through-hole allowing a nozzle of a cylinder of an injection molding machine to pierce through, an exhaust passage extending higher than the cylinder in the upward direction, and an exhaust port communicating with the exhaust passage, and a stationary platen connected to the exhaust port of the purge cover.
Exhaust unit for injection molding machine
An exhaust unit for injection molding machine includes a purge cover having a nozzle through-hole allowing a nozzle of a cylinder of an injection molding machine to pierce through, an exhaust passage extending higher than the cylinder in the upward direction, and an exhaust port communicating with the exhaust passage, and a stationary platen connected to the exhaust port of the purge cover.
INJECTION DEVICE AND GAS DISSOLUTION METHOD OF INJECTION DEVICE
After the injection shaft moves backward and the gas is supplied into the injection chamber, it is desired to accurately control the gas supply amount in the injection device in which the injection shaft is moved forward to compress and dissolve the gas in the molding material in the injection chamber. An injection device of the disclosure supplies a gas into an injection chamber via a gas supply hole which passes through an injection shaft and is opened at a tip surface of the injection shaft. The injection device and a gas dissolution method thereof according to the disclosure perform backward and forward movement of the injection shaft for a plurality of cycles. The injection device of the disclosure has at least one seal ring and at least one piston ring aligned in an axial direction on an outer circumferential surface of the injection shaft.
INJECTION DEVICE AND GAS DISSOLUTION METHOD OF INJECTION DEVICE
After the injection shaft moves backward and the gas is supplied into the injection chamber, it is desired to accurately control the gas supply amount in the injection device in which the injection shaft is moved forward to compress and dissolve the gas in the molding material in the injection chamber. An injection device of the disclosure supplies a gas into an injection chamber via a gas supply hole which passes through an injection shaft and is opened at a tip surface of the injection shaft. The injection device and a gas dissolution method thereof according to the disclosure perform backward and forward movement of the injection shaft for a plurality of cycles. The injection device of the disclosure has at least one seal ring and at least one piston ring aligned in an axial direction on an outer circumferential surface of the injection shaft.
ELECTRIC ACTUATOR DRIVE FOR INJECTION MOLDING FLOW CONTROL
Injection molding apparatus (1) comprising:
an actuator (14, 940, 941, 942) comprising a rotor (940r, 941r, 942r) controllably rotatable by electric power, the actuator (14, 940, 941, 942) being interconnected to a controller (16) that generates drive signals (DC),
an electrical drive device (940d, 941d, 942d) comprising an interface that receives the drive signals (DC) and controllably distributes electrical energy or power in controllably varied amounts according to the drive signals (DC) to a driver (940dr, 941dr, 942dr) that drives the rotor (940r, 941r, 942r),
a valve pin (1040, 1041, 1042) having an axis (X) and a control surface (43, 45, 102m) drivable upstream and downstream through a downstream feed channel (17, 19, 160, 940c, 941c, 942c) the downstream feed channel having a complementary surface (47, 103s) adapted to interface with the control surface (43, 45, 102m) upstream and away from the gate.
ELECTRIC ACTUATOR DRIVE FOR INJECTION MOLDING FLOW CONTROL
Injection molding apparatus (1) comprising:
an actuator (14, 940, 941, 942) comprising a rotor (940r, 941r, 942r) controllably rotatable by electric power, the actuator (14, 940, 941, 942) being interconnected to a controller (16) that generates drive signals (DC),
an electrical drive device (940d, 941d, 942d) comprising an interface that receives the drive signals (DC) and controllably distributes electrical energy or power in controllably varied amounts according to the drive signals (DC) to a driver (940dr, 941dr, 942dr) that drives the rotor (940r, 941r, 942r),
a valve pin (1040, 1041, 1042) having an axis (X) and a control surface (43, 45, 102m) drivable upstream and downstream through a downstream feed channel (17, 19, 160, 940c, 941c, 942c) the downstream feed channel having a complementary surface (47, 103s) adapted to interface with the control surface (43, 45, 102m) upstream and away from the gate.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A CUFFED MEDICAL DEVICE
A medical airway device having a cuff is manufactured by loading an injection molding apparatus with a thermosetting elastomeric material and shaping the cuff by injecting the material into an associated injection mold. The injection mold includes a sprue bush having a sprue passage in fluid communication with a mold cavity. The injection molding apparatus includes an injection nozzle that is positioned in contact with, or in close proximity to, the sprue bush. The thermosetting elastomeric material is discharged from the injection nozzle through the sprue passage and into the mold cavity. The cuff is formed by curing the thermosetting elastomeric material within the mold cavity and at the same time preventing premature curing of residual thermosetting elastomeric material within the injection nozzle by applying heat to the material within the mold cavity while cooling the injection nozzle with cooling fluid. The formed cuff is attachable to an airway tube.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A CUFFED MEDICAL DEVICE
A medical airway device having a cuff is manufactured by loading an injection molding apparatus with a thermosetting elastomeric material and shaping the cuff by injecting the material into an associated injection mold. The injection mold includes a sprue bush having a sprue passage in fluid communication with a mold cavity. The injection molding apparatus includes an injection nozzle that is positioned in contact with, or in close proximity to, the sprue bush. The thermosetting elastomeric material is discharged from the injection nozzle through the sprue passage and into the mold cavity. The cuff is formed by curing the thermosetting elastomeric material within the mold cavity and at the same time preventing premature curing of residual thermosetting elastomeric material within the injection nozzle by applying heat to the material within the mold cavity while cooling the injection nozzle with cooling fluid. The formed cuff is attachable to an airway tube.
MATERIAL REFLOW PREVENTING DEVICE AND A MOLDING APPARATUS WITH THE SAME
A molding apparatus includes a machine base, a feeding unit, a material reflow preventing device and a pair of molds. The material reflow preventing device includes a material conduit and a heating unit. The material conduit includes inlet and outlet ports at two opposite ends, inner and outer peripheral surfaces radially opposite to each other, and a low-temperature conduit section, first, second and third heating conduit sections interposed between the inlet and outlet ports. The inner peripheral surface has a spiral groove which extends from inlet port to the outlet port. The heating unit is disposed to heat the material conduit and control the different temperatures in the sections. The reflow of a fluid-state material along the spiral groove is gradually reduced and suspended and is solidified in the low-temperature conduit section.
MATERIAL REFLOW PREVENTING DEVICE AND A MOLDING APPARATUS WITH THE SAME
A molding apparatus includes a machine base, a feeding unit, a material reflow preventing device and a pair of molds. The material reflow preventing device includes a material conduit and a heating unit. The material conduit includes inlet and outlet ports at two opposite ends, inner and outer peripheral surfaces radially opposite to each other, and a low-temperature conduit section, first, second and third heating conduit sections interposed between the inlet and outlet ports. The inner peripheral surface has a spiral groove which extends from inlet port to the outlet port. The heating unit is disposed to heat the material conduit and control the different temperatures in the sections. The reflow of a fluid-state material along the spiral groove is gradually reduced and suspended and is solidified in the low-temperature conduit section.