Parsion stabilizing method and system therefor for blow-molding machine
AssigneeThe Japan Steel Works, Ltd.
InventorsShigeaki Sano, Ken Nakao, Sohei Masaki, Kunihiro Hijikata
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AssigneeThe Japan Steel Works, Ltd.
InventorsShigeaki Sano, Ken Nakao, Sohei Masaki, Kunihiro Hijikata
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A forced exhaust pipe is connected to an exhaust pipe connected with a cross head so that a negative pressure may be formed within an air passage so as to effect rapid control of air pressure (amount) within a parison, thereby stabilizing the air pressure within the parison. A parison stabilizing method and a system therefor for use in a hollow formation molding machine, according to the present invention, are so formed that a forced air-discharge is carried out through an exhaust pipe connected with the air passage formed within the cross head, so that a negative pressure is formed within the air passage. In this way, the above-mentioned system can effect quick control of an air pressure (amount) within the prison during a pre-blowing treatment, shorten a time period necessary for determining molding conditions, without having to increase the inner diameter of the air passage.
A parison stabilizing method for use in a hollow formation molding machine which is formed such that after a parison extruded out of a cross head has been introduced into a metal mold, an amount of air is supplied thereto by way of an air passage formed within the cross head to cause the parison to expand, characterized in that the amount of air within the parison is controlled by forming a negative pressure within the air passage in the cross head,
A parison stabilizing system for use in a hollow formation molding machine which is formed such that after a parison extruded out of a cross head has been introduced into a metal mold, an amount of air is supplied thereto by way of an air passage formed within the cross head to cause the parison to expand, said parison stabilizing system comprising:
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