Toshiba Kikai Kabushiki Kaisha

Yasukiyo Fuke

Takeshi Watanabe

Ryoichi Watanabe

An injection mold having a pair of stationary and movable molding plates, a plurality of sidewalls moved by one or more hydraulic cylinder assemblies disposed between the stationary and movable molding plates through inclined guide pins or guide blocks, a core member provided with a slanting surface and secured to the movable molding plate inside the sidewalls, and slide core members being movable in engagement with the core member. The respective sidewalls, and the sidewalls and the slide core members are connected by a connecting mechanism including link plates and connection plates so that the sidewalls and the slide core members are substantially simultaneously moved by at least one of the hydraulic cylinder assembly.

Injection mold

In a metal mold for molding a hollow product having inwardly tapered side wall with a stationary die plate for forming a bottom portion of the product, a core, and a cavity plate surrounding the core, the core has a truncated pyramid shape and first and second slide cores are provided between the core and the cavity plate. The core and slide cores are constructed such that at the time of opening the mold both slide cores are moved inwardly in an interlocked relation with retractive movement of the core thus leaving one end of the molded product for enabling removal thereof.

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Numazu, Japan

Yasukiyo Fuke