Full-servo multi-axis injection device for die-casting machine
AssigneeT-Sok Co., Ltd.
InventorKun-Szu Kao
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Abstract
A full-servo multi-axis injection device for a die-casting machine, including a main body, including a hollow frame, servo motor, screw rod, transmission unit, and injection unit, the servo motor being configured on a top of the frame, one end of the servo motor having a deceleration mechanism in connection with one end of the screw rod, another end of the screw rod being in connection with the transmission unit, another end of the transmission unit the injection unit, and the injection unit having at least one input and at least one output. Whereby, the servo motor drives the screw rod to rotate upon running, and the transmission unit converts the rotation of the screw rod to a vertical reciprocating movement.
Claims4
A full-servo multi-axis injection device for a die-casting machine, comprising a main body, and further comprising a hollow frame, servo motor, screw rod, transmission unit, and injection unit, said servo motor being configured on a top of said frame, one end of said servo motor having a deceleration mechanism in connection with one end of said screw rod, another end of said screw rod being in connection with said transmission unit, another end of said transmission unit being coupled to said injection unit, and said injection unit having at least one input and at least one output;
- whereby, said servo motor drives said screw rod to rotate upon running, and said transmission unit converts rotation of said screw rod to a vertical reciprocating movement, wherein said injection unit is further configured with a through hole for insertion of said screw rod therein, and said at least one input and said at least one output are respectively configured on a bottom face and one side of said injection unit, and wherein two sides of said injection unit are further respectively configured slidably on a guide rail, and said two sides of said injection unit are respectively projected with a combination portion.
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