Apparatus for molding handle-equipped container, and mold and mold unit for use in same
AssigneeNissei Asb Machine Co., Ltd.
InventorsShuichi Ogihara, Masayuki Usami, Atsushi Nishiyama
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Abstract
An apparatus for molding a handle-equipped container is provided. The apparatus has a gripping mechanism section 160a which comprises a first gripping member 161 having a pair of first chuck members 163 for grasping a preform 200, and a second gripping member 162 having a pair of second chuck members 167 for grasping a container handle 20 in association with the action of the first gripping member 161. The apparatus can simultaneously grasp a plurality of the preforms 200 and a plurality of the container handles 20 and reliably transport them to a blow molding section.
Claims4
An apparatus for molding a handle-equipped container, comprising:
- a blow molding section for blow molding a preform, with the preform and a container handle being arranged within a mold, to form a handle-equipped container;
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- a transport section for transporting the preform and the container handle to the blow molding section,
- wherein the transport section has a gripping mechanism transport section that allows a gripping mechanism section to grasp a neck of the preform and the container handle, and that moves the gripping mechanism section to transport the preform and the container handle, and
- the gripping mechanism section comprises a first gripping member having a pair of first chuck members for grasping the preform, and a second gripping member having a pair of second chuck members for grasping the container handle in association with an action of the first gripping member,
- wherein the first chuck member is supported rectilinearly movably by a support member,
- the second chuck member is supported vertically pivotably by the first chuck member and is coupled to the support member to constitute a link mechanism, and
- the second chuck member is pivoted in association with a rectilinear movement of the first chuck member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.