Molded article extracting device
AssigneeNissei Asb Machine Co., Ltd.
InventorsKouji Koyama, Yoshihiko Uehara
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Abstract
This extracting device 30 is for extracting a small and lightweight molded article 10 from a molding machine 20, and is provided with a first extracting member 40a, a second extracting member 40b, a first drive mechanism 50, and a second drive mechanism 60, wherein the first extracting member 40a and the second extracting member 40b are provided with accommodating portions 41a, 41b for accommodating the molded article 10, and shutter plates 42a, 42b for opening and closing the accommodating portions 41a and 41b.
Claims10
A molded article removing device for removing a plurality of small and lightweight molded articles from a molding machine, the molded article removing device comprising:
- a first removing member configured to receive the plurality of molded articles from a removing unit of the molding machine;
- a second removing member configured to receive the plurality of molded articles from the first removing member;
- a first drive mechanism configured to move the first removing member in a horizontal direction;
- and
- a second drive mechanism configured to move the second removing member in a vertical direction,
- wherein each of the first removing member and the second removing member includes:
- an accommodating portion configured to accommodate the plurality of molded articles in at least three rows in the horizontal direction;
- and
- a shutter plate configured to slide in the horizontal direction to open and close the accommodating portion,
- wherein the plurality of molded articles are accommodated in the accommodating portion in a state where the accommodating portion is closed, and
- wherein the plurality of molded articles are configured to be dropped from the accommodating portion by opening the accommodating portion, and
- wherein each of the at least three rows in the accommodating portion are configured to accommodate a plurality of molded articles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.