Equipment for adjustment of clamping plate height
AssigneeSKODA TS a.s.
InventorsPavel Elleder, Jiri Forejt
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for adjustment of the clamping plate height in a curing press steam chamber. The height adjustability allows the clamping plate to be attached to different size tire molds to produce tires of different sizes in a single steam chamber. The device for adjustment of the height of the clamping plate in a steam chamber includes a plurality of hydraulic cylinders between the upper and/or lower part of the steam chamber and the clamping plate within the steam chamber.
Claims15
An arrangement for adjusting the height of a mold clamping plate in a steam chamber of a curing press comprising:
- a plurality of hydraulic cylinders between an upper part and/or a lower part of the steam chamber and the mold clamping plate;
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- an adjusting screw and nut between the clamping plate and each of the plurality of hydraulic cylinders.
A device for adjustment of a height of a mold clamping plate for a curing press steam chamber, the device comprising:
- a plurality of hydraulic cylinders having a piston and a barrel, the piston of the hydraulic cylinder connected to the clamping plate and the barrel of the hydraulic cylinder connected to the steam chamber for adjusting the height of the clamping plate in the steam chamber;
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- an adjusting screw provided between the clamping plate and the hydraulic cylinder.
An arrangement for adjusting the height of a mold clamping plate in the steam chamber of a curing press comprising;
- a plurality of hydraulic cylinders between an upper part and/or a lower part of the steam chamber and the mold clamping plate;
- sensors provided for sensing the stroke of the hydraulic cylinders;
- an adjusting screw and nut between the clamping plate and the hydraulic cylinder;
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- a worm wheel located longitudinally in a movable manner on the nut with a worm located in a barrel of the hydraulic cylinder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.