Die casting tool of a die casting machine
AssigneeGeorg Fischer Dienstleistungen GmbH
InventorsIgnaz Huber, Thomas Pippel
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AssigneeGeorg Fischer Dienstleistungen GmbH
InventorsIgnaz Huber, Thomas Pippel
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A die casting tool (1) of a die casting machine, comprising a first mold (2) having a first and a second mold part (5, 6), which can be displaced in a linear manner to each other for closing and opening the mold and which form at least one casting chamber between each other, and including at least one casting runner (16), further comprising an additional, second mold (3) having a third and a fourth mold part (7, 8), which can be displaced in a linear manner to each other in a parallel manner to the mold parts (5, 6) of the first mold (2) for closing and opening the mold, and which form at least one further casting chamber between each other, wherein a mold part (5, 6) of the first mold (2) and a mold part (7, 8) of the second mold (3) are disposed back-to-back and receive between each other an intermediate element (4), which comprises the casting runner (16).
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A die casting tool of a die casting machine, comprising a first mold having a first and a second mold part movable linearly relative to each other for the purpose of mold closing and mold opening and which define at least one mold cavity, and comprising a casting runner, a second mold (3) having a third and a fourth mold part (7, 8), movable linearly relative to each other and which act in a direction the same as the first and second mold parts (5, 6) of the first mold (2), for the purpose of mold closing and mold opening and which at least a second mold cavity, wherein one of the first and second mold parts (5, 6) of the first mold (2) and one of the third and fourth mold parts (7, 8) of the second mold (3) are arranged back-to-back in relation to each other and accommodate between each other an intermediate element (4) that comprises the casting runner (16).
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