Husky Injection Molding Systems Limited

Husky Injection Molding Systems Luxembourg IP Development S.à.r.l

Maciej Brelski

Adam Christopher Ulemek

Abdeslam Bouti

Dirk Holger Schlums

Hakimuddin Boxwala

Nathan Gabriel Southwick

Adam Christopher Elemek

Robert D Schad

Christophe Halter

Richard Matthias Unterlander

Stephen Daniel Ferenc

Denise Davina Craig

Dietmar Tiemo Brand

Dietmar Tierno Brand

Wesley Grove

Peter Lacza

A co-injection hot runner nozzle comprises an inner melt flow channel and an annular outer melt flow channel that surrounds the inner melt flow channel. The inner and outer melt flow channels have a first common source. The nozzle further comprises an annular intermediate melt flow channel disposed between the inner and outer melt flow channels. The annular intermediate melt flow channel is at least partly defined by a plurality of spiral grooves, each spiral groove having a respective inlet and defining a helical flow path. Lands between adjacent spiral grooves increase in clearance in a downstream direction. An annular axial flow path is defined over the lands. A plurality of feeder channels having a second common source is configured to supply melt to the plurality of inlets of the spiral grooves. The relationship of feeder channels to spiral grooves may be one-to-one. The inlets may be longitudinal channels.

Co-injection hot runner nozzle

A hot runner nozzle includes a nozzle body, an annular outlet channel in the nozzle body, a source channel upstream of the annular outlet channel in the nozzle body, and a flow transition channel in the nozzle body. The flow transition channel interconnects the source channel with a part-annular segment of the annular outlet channel. The flow transition channel widens in a downstream direction and has a non-uniform cross-sectional channel thickness in either or both of the longitudinal (downstream) and transverse directions. The geometry of the flow transition channel may promote at least one of a uniform velocity profile and a uniform temperature profile in a generated annular or part-annular melt flow.

Channel geometry for promoting at least one of a uniform velocity profile and a uniform temperature profile for an annular or part-annular melt flow

A check valve () for a screw () is provided. The check valve () includes a retainer tip (), operable to be attached to a distal end of a screw shaft (), the retainer tip () defining at least one melt channel (). A first ring () is coaxially mounted to and rotationally-coupled with the retainer tip (). A second ring () is coaxially and slidably mounted to the retainer tip (), and is operable to rotate relative to the retainer tip (). The second ring () is operable to reversibly move between an open position which permits melt to flow through the check valve () and a closed position which prevents backflow of the melt.

Check valve for an injection molding machine

A static mixer comprising a mixer body with a first and a second array of intermeshed and interconnecting passageways formed therein that connect, and provide a convoluted flow path between, flow faces at ends of the mixer body. The first and second arrays of passageways preferably interconnect such that the boundaries of adjacent intermeshed passageways overlap to form mixing portals. When used in an injection molding system, a singular melt flow is initially divided at the first flow face of the static mixer, wherein the melt flow divides into the intermeshing passageways and further divides and re-combines at the locations of mixing portals before exiting the static mixer at the second flow face as homogenized melt.

Static mixer and a method of manufacture thereof

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Maciej Brelski