Actuator
AssigneeBosch Rexroth AG
InventorJoerg Dantlgraber
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Abstract
An actuator is disclosed, in particular for a locking unit of an injection compression machine, comprising a hydraulic force translator with two piston units moving relative to each other with different effective areas. The foregoing enclose a pressure chamber together with a cylinder or spacer of the force translator. The smaller piston unit is electrically driven, wherein the axial displacement of the smaller piston unit may be transmitted to the cylinder. The cylinder can be fixed relative to a chassis of the injection compression machine by means of a hydraulic clamping device. According to the invention, the pressure necessary for clamping is delivered by a high-pressure reservoir which may be charged during the displacement of the smaller piston unit.
Claims11
An actuator in particular for a locking unit, an injection unit, slide or ejector of an injection molding machine or injection compression machine, comprising a hydraulic force translator with two piston units moving relative to each other with different effective areas which enclose a pressure chamber together with a spacer, wherein the smaller piston unit is preferably electrically driven and the spacer can be fixed relative to a stationary chassis of the machine by means of a hydraulically operated clamping device for applying a great axial force, and comprising a high-pressure reservoir (HD) and a low-pressure reservoir (ND) adapted to be connected via a valve arrangement to a chamber of the force translator, characterized in that the chamber is operatively connected to the small piston unit and is enlarged during the out-movement thereof and is connected to the low-pressure reservoir (ND) via the valve arrangement and, when reducing the chamber in size, is connected via the valve arrangement to the high-pressure reservoir (HD) so as to charge the same, and comprising a directional control valve by which the high-pressure reservoir (HD) can be connected to the clamping means.
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