Driving apparatus for electrically-operated injection molding machine
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsYoshiharu Inaba, Yasushi Ishikawa, Susumu Ito, Koichi Nishimura
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsYoshiharu Inaba, Yasushi Ishikawa, Susumu Ito, Koichi Nishimura
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A driving apparatus for an electrically-operated injection molding machine not requiring any bearing nor any connector. An electric motor having a rotor shaft on which a ball screw is integrally formed is mounted on one of a cross-head and a rear platen of a clamping mechanism, while a ball nut threadedly engaged with the rotor shaft is fixed to the other of the cross-head and the rear platen to constitute the driving apparatus for linearly moving the cross-head. As the ball screw is integrally formed on rotor shaft, any connector for connecting these two members is unnecessary. As the ball screw is directly rotated by the motor positioned coaxially with the ball screw, any bearing for bearing a redial force acting on the ball screw and rotor shaft. The apparatus may also be applied to an ejection mechanism, an injection mechanism and a nozzle touch mechanism of the electrically-operated injection molding machine.
A driving apparatus for axially driving a movable member relative to a stationary member in an electrically-operated injection molding machine, comprising:
An electrically-operated injection molding machine, comprising:
An electrically-operated injection molding machine, comprising:
An electrically-operated injection molding machine, comprising:
An electrically-operated injection molding machine, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.