Injection molding apparatus
AssigneeBroadway Companies, Inc.
InventorsWilliam R. Gaiser, John W. Gaiser
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AssigneeBroadway Companies, Inc.
InventorsWilliam R. Gaiser, John W. Gaiser
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An injection molding apparatus includes an injector portion which includes a plurality of mold cavity modules each having a plurality of cavities cooled by fluid flowing through a plurality of cooling channels which communicates with a common coolant manifold. Each mold cavity module is supplied with molten plastic material by a separate manifold which consists of an elongated shell having an exterior surface defining at least one inlet sprue communicating with a source of plastic and a plurality of outlet gates each communicating with a cavity of the mold module, a tubular heating element positioned within the shell for heating the interior portion of the shell, and a plurality of runners extending from the inlet sprue to the outlet gates and spiral about the heating rod so that molten plastic material may flow from the inlet sprue through the runners to the outlet gates and receive heat energy from the heating rod.
For use with an injection molding apparatus of the type having an injector portion including a plurality of mold cavities communicating with a source of molten plastic material, a heated manifold comprising:
An improved injection molding apparatus of the type having an injector portion including a plurality of mold cavities communicating with a source of molten plastic material and an ejector portion for removing the molded parisons from said cavities, the improvement comprising:
In an injection molding apparatus of the type having an injector portion including manifold means communicating with a source of molten plastic material and having a plurality of outlet nozzles, and a plurality of cylindrical mold cavities communicating with said outlet nozzles and an ejector portion for removing molded parisons from said cavities, a cavity module comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.