Slide retainer for an injection mold
OwnerJames E. Mertzinventor
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A slide retainer for an injection mold tool with positive locking, recessed mounting, and guide bar capabilities. The retainer includes a track channel insert rigidly mounted in the base plate of an injection mold tool and a cooperating cylindrical insert mounted for rotational movement in the slide. The channel insert may be extended outwardly from the base plate to serve secondarily as the slide guide bar. The cylindrical insert includes an eccentrically mounted track pin and a torsional spring thereby biasing the track pin for rotation movement. The channel insert includes a circumferential heart-shaped channel that defines an island in the middle thereof. The track pin extends into the channel and traverses the circumferential path once during each mold cycle. A unidirection flapper gate is provided to route the pin through the channel in the proper direction. Slide retention and locking are achieved when the track pin is oriented in the indented portion at the top of the heart-shaped channel. Channel facilitate slide removal without tool disassembly.
A slide retainer for an injection mold tool, said tool having a base plate and a slide, the slide retainer including a channel insert having a channel defined therein, and a cylindrical insert having a track pin rigidly affixed thereto;
A slide retainer for an injection mold tool, said tool having a base plate and a slide, the slide retainer including a channel insert and a cylindrical insert;
A slide retainer for an injection mold tool, said tool having a base plate and a slide, the slide retainer including a channel insert having a channel defined therein, and a cylindrical insert having a track pin rigidly affixed thereto;
A slide retainer for an injection mold tool, said tool having a base plate and a slide, the slide retainer including a channel insert and a cylindrical insert;
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