Apparatus for generating surface pressure in an injection molding machine
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorJens Hamann
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Abstract
Apparatus for generating surface pressure in for example an injection molding machine wherein the machine has a stationary carrier platen, a clamping platen and a closing platen that can be moved electromechanically, and wherein the material to be molded is disposed between the closing and carrier platen. The compressive force of the closing platen is actuated by piezoelectric actuators.
Claims22
A pressure-generating apparatus comprising a stationary carrier plate, and a clamping plate traveling in relation thereto and capable of being fixed in working position, said clamping plate comprising on its side opposite towards the carrier plate an electromechanically disengageable closure plate, wherein material to be pressed or tools to be clamped are arranged between the closure plate and the carrier plate, further wherein a plurality of piezoelectric actuators are arranged between the closure plate and the clamping plate, and the closure plate is capable of being fixed in at least one piezo displacement intermediate position from which intermediate position the clamping plate can be guided and subsequently fixed with the closure plate being disengaged by an additional piezo displacement.
A pressure-generating apparatus comprising:
- a stationary carrier plate,
- a clamping plate which can be moved in relation to the carrier plate and is capable of being fixed in working position,
- a closure plate which can be moved in relation to the clamping plate and is capable of being fixed in working position, the closure plate being arranged between the carrier plate and the clamping plate,
- a plurality of piezoelectric actuators arranged between the closure plate and the clamping plate for electromechanically moving the closure plate, wherein material to be pressed or tools to be clamped are arranged between the closure plate and the carrier plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.