The Japan Steel Works, Ltd.

Akira Yokota

Masashi Kato

Katsuhiro Fujii

A method for controlling an injection molding machine involving the steps of: detecting, by a screw position detector, a position of a screw of the injection molding machine immediately before the start of injection, to produce a detecting signal; comparing the detecting value with a predetermined value for a plasticizing/measurement position set in a metering position setter, to calculate any deviation therebetween; and adding/substracting the deviation to or from predetermined values representative of switching-over positions set in switching-over position setters, thereby keeping constant an actual screw stroke from the plasticizing/measurement position to the switching-over position for every shot of the injection molding machine.

Method and apparatus for controlling screw positions in injection

A method for controlling the opening/closing of a mold in an injection molding machine providing an increased accuracy. A changeover position indicative of a speed of a movable plate or the changeover position of a pressure is preset in accordance with a corresponding position of the movable plate. The value thus set is arithmetically converted to a corresponding displacement distance of a rod of a mold-clamping cylinder. The converted value is compared with the detected displacement of the rod, and when the two values coincide, the hydraulic pressure controlling the mold is changed appropriately.

Method of controlling opening/closing of mold in injection molding

A press apparatus for magnetic injection molding machines in which only the portion of a movable table in close contact with a lower metal mold is made ferromagnetic material and the other portion of the movable table is made of non-magnetic material, thereby fully utilizing the magnetic flux generated by magnetic coils with high efficiency and reducing the magnetic resistance of the magnetic circuit.

Press apparatus for magnetic injection molding machines

A plastic magnet injection molding machine comprises a stationary platen side and a movable platen side block each made of a ferromagnetic material and fixed to or integrated with a stationary and a movable platen, a stationary platen side and a movable platen side exciting coil arranged at the outer circumferences of respective ferromagnetic blocks, and a stationary platen side and a movable platen side cover each made of a non-magnetic material and attached to respective platens so as to surround the outer circumferences of the respective exciting coil and ferromagnetic block. The stationary platen side ferromagnetic block and non-magnetic cover have, respectively, surfaces each being in opposition to the movable platen and being flush with each other in a single plane parallel with the stationary platen. The movable platen side ferromagnetic block and non-magnetic cover have, respectively, surfaces each being in opposition to the stationary platen and being flush with each other in a single plane parallel with movable platen. Both of the single planes are formed with bolt holes for fitting stationary and movable molds, respectively.

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Hiroshima, Japan

Akira Yokota