Mold making machine having vibrator for removing pattern plate from prepared mold
AssigneeTokyu Co., Ltd.
InventorsNobuto Imamura, Jun Miyamoto
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AssigneeTokyu Co., Ltd.
InventorsNobuto Imamura, Jun Miyamoto
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A mold making machine has a pattern plate and a pair of flasks which are superposed on each other such that the pattern plate is interposed between the two flasks. The pattern plate has an integrally formed pattern and cooperates with the flasks to define two mold cavities for forming two sections of a casting mold. The mold making machine includes at least one pattern-plate removing mechanism each of which has a vibrator which is supported by one of the two flasks such that the vibrator is movable in a direction in which the pattern plate and the flasks are superposed on each other. The mechanism further has a biasing member for biasing the vibrator against the pattern plate, so that the vibrator vibrates the pattern plate upon operation thereof, to thereby remove the pattern plate from the sections of the casting mold prepared.
A mold making machine having a pattern plate and a pair of flasks which are superposed on each other such that said pattern plate is interposed between said flasks, said pattern plate having an integrally formed pattern and cooperating with said pair of flasks to define two mold cavities for forming two sections of a casting mold, said mold making machine comprising:
A mold making machine according to claim 2, wherein said mounting rod has an externally threaded end portion remote from said one end, said externally threaded end portion being positioned outside said positioning sleeve, said support means further including a nut screwed on said externally threaded end portion of said mounting rod, said nut being held in abutting contact with said positioning sleeve under a biasing force of said coil spring acting on said mounting rod, when said one of said pair of flasks is spaced from each the other flask, said vibrator and said mounting rod being moved by said pattern plate, against said biasing force of the coil spring, whereby said nut is spaced apart from said positioning sleeve, when said pattern plate and said pair of flasks are superposed on each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.