Nissei Plastic Industrial Co., Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Sankyo Seiki Seisakusho

Nidec Sankyo Corporation

Sankyo Seiki Mfg. Co., Ltd

Nidec Instruments Corporation

Michiaki Takizawa

Hisaya Nakagawa

Takashi Magario

Takashi Hakoda

Takehiko Yazawa

Masamichi Hayakawa

Kazuo Usui

Chiharu Nishizawa

Toru Nakanishi

Yoshitomi Uchikawa

Toshimi Kato

Fumio Shiozawa

Minoru Yamazaki

Makoto Takeuchi

Osamu Ichikawa

Masatake Hoshina

Teruhiko Ohtaki

Katsumi Nagano

Masuhiro Onoyama

Tetsuo Ichimaru

Takeshi Kaneko

An impeller of a pump device includes a vane wheel fixed to a flange portion of a rotor member. The vane wheel includes a plurality of vane portions protruding from a disc portion opposed to the flange portion in an axial direction. At a tip end of each vane portion, a rib that is inserted into a fixing groove provided in the flange portion is provided. A gap in the axial direction is provided between a tip end of an inner peripheral portion including an end portion on an inner side in a radial direction of the rib and a bottom surface of the fixing groove, and a welded portion welded to the fixing groove is provided at a tip end on another side in the axial direction of an outer peripheral portion including an end portion on an outer side in the radial direction of the rib.

Pump device

A bearing unit comprises a cylindrical oil-impregnated bearing, in which a bearing bore to support a turning shaft is formed so as to enable the turning shaft to turn; a bearing holder, in which the oil-impregnated bearing is fixed by an inner bore; a first groove being formed in an axial direction on an inner circumferential surface of the oil-impregnated bearing; and a second groove being formed in an axial direction on at least one of an outer circumferential surface of the oil-impregnated bearing and an inner circumferential surface of the bearing holder. The second groove is formed so as to have a greater depth than that of the first groove. The second groove is also formed so as to have a larger cross section than that of the first groove.

Bearing unit

An input device for an injection molding machine is constructed with an input touch panel fitted over a display screen. The input touch panel is formed greater than the display screen. A panel extension portion of the input touch panel is located outside of the display screen. At least one key portion having at least one specific key is displayed on the panel extension portion. By this arrangement, no separate switch panel, such as a membrane sheet switch, is necessary and all inputs can be made by touch operation.

Input device for injection molding machine

A dynamic pressure bearing apparatus comprises a rotary shaft, a sintered oil retaining bearing rotatably supporting the rotary shaft, the sintered oil retaining bearing having an interior surface defining an internal surface configuration for generating dynamic pressure to thereby form a dynamic pressure bearing between the rotary shaft and the sintered oil retaining bearing. The internal surface of the sintered oil retaining bearing comprises in a peripheral direction thereof, a minimum-gap section, a large-gap section and a separation groove section. The minimum-gap section has the minimum gap between the rotary shaft and the internal surface of the sintered oil retaining bearing. The large-gap section is continuous to the minimum-gap section, and has a larger gap between the rotary shaft and the sintered oil retaining bearing than that at the minimum-gap section to thereby increase pressure of lubrication oil that is present between the rotary shaft and the sintered oil retaining bearing toward the minimum-gap section. The separation groove section is provided between the large-gap section and the minimum-gap section. The separation groove section has a gap greater than that of the large-gap section. The minimum-gap section and the large-gap section define a dynamic pressure bearing surface section. The minimum-gap section is located at a predetermined angular position with respect to the separation groove section in a manner that a ratio between an arc angle defined by the dynamic pressure bearing surface section and the predetermined angular position of the minimum-gap section is 1:0 through 0.2. Furthermore, a maximum gap in the large-gap section with respect to the rotary shaft is two times or less greater than a minimum gap at the minimum-gap section with respect to the rotary shaft.

Dynamic pressure bearing apparatus

The dynamic pressure bearing device is structured such that the pores of porous material as they are are disposed in the surfaces thereof forming the negative pressure cancel portions,and a lubricating fluid is supplied to the negative pressure generating areas thereof through the pores of the negative pressure cancel portions,, whereby, even if recess-shaped grooves forming the negative pressure cancel portions,are formed shallow in depth and wide in width, or even if such grooves themselves are not formed at all, the dynamic pressure bearing device is able to fulfill its negative pressure cancel function in a sufficient manner. This makes it possible to eliminate the need for provision of the conventional recess-shaped grooves which are formed deep and narrow, thereby eliminating the need to execute an expensive operation such as a cutting operation or the like, so that the negative pressure cancel portions,can be formed at a low cost by inexpensive means such as by molding or the like.

Dynamic pressure bearing device and method for manufacturing same

An injection molding system includes a program control section installed outside injection molding machines. The program control section includes a program file section that stores a plurality of different programs in the form of files, and a program transfer section that selects a computer program from the program file section and transfers the selected computer program to the controller of an arbitrary injection molding machine when the arbitrary injection molding machine is operated. Only when an injection molding machine is operated, a program (control program) for operating the injection molding machine is selected from the program file section of the program control section, and the thus-selected program is transferred to the corresponding controller by the program transfer section.

Injection molding system transferring a selected computer program to a

In a method of controlling an accumulator connected to an oil hydraulic circuit of an injection molding machine, a charge start point and a charge end point for the accumulator are set for each of molding cycles or for each of step divisions constituting a single molding cycle. During molding, control is performed such that the charge start point and the charge end point are synchronized with each molding cycle. Thus, pressures in the respective steps of each molding cycle become constant (stable) among molding cycles.

Accumulator control method for an injection molding machine

A sintered oil-impregnated bearing 20 used in a bearing device 30 is made by molding a mixture of a composite fine particles (main material) and a solid lubricant previously added to the main material in a proportion of about one weight percent to about three weight percent, wherein the main material comprises composite fine particles composed of iron powders having surfaces coated with copper, and the solid lubricant comprises fine particles made of an inorganic compound such as molybdenum disulfide and having surfaces coated with copper, sintering the mold at a temperature in a range of 650.degree. C. to 700.degree. C. to form a sintered body 20b, and impregnating the sintered body 20b with lubricant oil. Since the sintered body 20b itself has lubricity, the sintered oil-impregnated bearing is free from abrasion or seizure even if oil is used up.

Sintered oil-impregnated bearing, manufacturing method thereof, and

An injection molding machine in accordance with the present invention includes a storing function portion 2 composed of a first memory portion M1 for storing in advance a standard program Ps that becomes standard of a sequence program and a second memory portion M2 having one or more memory areas into which a user program Pu . . . to be interrupted into the standard program Ps can be written, a user program making portion 3 that can make the user program Pu . . . by indicating a process of making the user program Pu interrupt into the standard program Ps, and a controlling function portion 4 for writing the made user program Pu . . . into the memory area in the second memory portion M2 and executing both of the standard program Ps and the user program Pu . . . interrupted into the standard program Ps at the time of the molding operation. As a result, a user can make on occasion an original user program to which his know-how and the like are added, obtain a high quality molding which he desires, and also perform a programming easily and with a low cost by using the user's own injection molding machine.

Injection molding machine

A position detecting system for an injection molding apparatus can detect the position of a plurality of movable portions of the injection molding apparatus. The position detecting system includes a single position detector capable of detecting respective positions of a plurality of objective portions arranged movably along a single scale portion. Each of the plurality of movable portions of the injection molding apparatus is coupled with one of the objective portions of the position detecting system and moves together with the respective objective portion.

Position detecting system for an injection molding apparatus

A control system is applicable for an injection molding machine which has a temperature setting function and display function. The control system includes a temperature scale/unit setting function for selecting a temperature setting and a displaying mode which changes a data display between a Centigrade mode (where a temperature setting device and temperature on the display are performed in Centigrade) and a Fahrenheit mode. The control system also includes a display switching function for temporarily switching the display mode to a mode different from the current temperature setting mode as set by the temperature scale/unit setting function and a display mode restoring function for switching the temporarily switched display mode to the original display mode.

Control system for an injection molding machine

Lubricating oil composition for use with sintered porous bearings includes a poly-.alpha.-olefin hydride or ethylene-.alpha.-olefin copolymer hydride containing base oil to which at least one additive selected from the group consisting of zinc dialkyl dithiophosphate, molybdenum dialkyl dithiocarbide, molybdenum dialkyl dithiophosphate and a sulfur-phosphorus containing extreme pressure additive is added in an amount of 0.01 to 5 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of the base oil.

Lubricating oil composition for use with sintered porous bearings

A temperature correction apparatus 1 of an injection molding machine for correcting detected values D.sub.2 . . . obtained from a plurality of thermostats 2 . . . set to an injection molding machine M and/or command values S.sub.2 . . . for performing temperature feedback control in accordance the detected values D.sub.2 . . . , comprising a correction constant computing section 11 for correcting first correction constants P.sub.2 . . . for the detected values D.sub.2 . . . and/or second correction constants Q.sub.2 . . . for the command values S.sub.2 . . . in accordance with detected values Di and Dj of the thermostats 2 . . . under different temperature conditions Ti and Tj and reference values Ei and Ej corresponding to the temperature conditions Ti and Tj, a storage section 12 for storing the obtained first correction constants P.sub.2 . . . and/or second correction constants Q.sub.2 . . . , and a correction computing section 13 for correcting the detected values D.sub. 2 . . . and/or command values S.sub.2 . . . in accordance with the stored first correction constants P.sub.2 . . . and/or second correction constants Q.sub.2 . . . , in order to accurately detect temperatures by eliminating the absolute error of each thermostat and the relative error between the thermostats and precisely and accurately perform the entire temperature control.

Method and apparatus for temperature correction of an injection molding

A temperature control unit for an injection molding machine having a control thermostat capable of detecting the temperature of a fluid flowing out of dies, wherein plural injection unit thermostats are coupled to the control thermostat. A heating/cooling dual control thermostat is provided for detecting the temperature of the fluid flowing into the dies and the heating/cooling dual control thermostat is coupled to the control thermostat in a cascade connection, whereby an injection unit temperature control system and a die temperature control system are connected via a communication line. The resulting temperature control unit has a simplified construction for temperature control and has reduced cost, while improving operability and maneuverability thereof. By cascade-controlling the die temperature, highly stabilized temperature control may be realized.

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Nagano, Japan

Michiaki Takizawa