Injection molding nozzle
AssigneesJu-Oh Inc., The Japan Steel Works, Ltd.
InventorsItsuo Shibata, Shigeo Wada, Hitoshi Toki, Hiroyuki Iida
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Abstract
An improved injection molding nozzle shows a high hardness and is chemically stable so that the inner surface thereof is not corroded nor the gas or the fluid forced to penetrate into the gap between the injection molding nozzle and the valve pin seize the valve pin regardless of the temperature and the pressure of the material to be injected. Additionally, the valve pin is not pliable and does not give rise to a collapse on the part of the valve pin. The injection molding nozzle to be used for resin and molten metal is characterized in that it is made of a ceramic material and at least part of the outer periphery is covered with metal.
Claims4
A nozzle for injection molding of resin or molten metal,
- said nozzle comprising:
- a nozzle core made of a ceramic material,
- a metal sleeve for induction heating provided outside the nozzle core,
- an electromagnetic induction coil for heating the metal sleeve wound around the outer periphery of the metal sleeve, and
- an injection path formed in the nozzle core for receiving the resin.
A nozzle for injection molding of resin or molten metal, the nozzle comprising:
- a nozzle core made of a ceramic material,
- a metal sleeve for induction heating provided outside the nozzle core,
- an electromagnetic induction coil for heating the metal sleeve wound around the outer periphery of the metal sleeve,
- a valve pin sliding hole formed in the nozzle core, and
- a valve pin for inserting into the valve pin sliding hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.