Husky Injection Molding Systems Limited

Pierre Mailliet

Bernd Lanfermann

A closing unit for an injection moulding machine has a movable closing die and a fixed matching die, as well as several hydraulic cylinders mounted on the fixed matching die to generate the closing force. The closing die has a drawbar for each hydraulic cylinder. The piston of each hydraulic cylinder is mechanically linked to a rotary locking bushing. The drawbars extend through hydraulic cylinders and locking bushings. A servo-drive allows the locking bushings to swivel up to a first and second angular position. First locking elements located along a section of the drawbars cooperate with second locking elements in the locking bushings so that in the first angular position the drawbars may be axially pushed through the hydraulic cylinders and the locking bushings, and in the second angular position the closing force may be transmitted from the hydraulic cylinders to the closing die.

Closing unit for injection moulding machine

A closing unit for an injection moulding machine has a movable closing die and a fixed matching die designed as clamping dies for an injection mould, as well as several hydraulic cylinders mounted on the fixed matching die to apply a closing force. A servo-drive allows the drawbars to swivel around their longitudinal axes up to a first and second angular position. A first locking device arranged on the drawbars along a first section A of the drawbars co-operates with second locking device arranged on the movable closing die. In the first angular position of the drawbars, the locking devices allow the movable closing die to move axially with respect to the drawbars, and in a second angular position of the drawbars they transmit the required closing force.

Closing unit for injection molding machine

A hydraulic closing unit has a ring-shaped hydraulic cylinder that generates a closing force, a locking bushing, an assisted drive for swivelling the locking bushing from a first angular position to a second angular position, and a pressure bar that extends through the hydraulic cylinder and the locking bushing in the axial direction. Outer teeth on the pressure bar and inner teeth in the locking bushing allow the pressure bar to be axially pushed through the locking bushing in the first angular position of the locking bushing, and an axial force to be transmitted in the second angular position of the locking bushing. The hydraulic cylinder is designed as a double action, ring-shaped compression cylinder. The piston of the hydraulic cylinder is secured against rotation and screwed by a rotary thread into the rotary locking bushing.

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Pierre Mailliet