Mold for use in injection molding process
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorYuan-Lung Kuo
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Abstract
A mold for use in an injection molding process includes a molding plate, a molding block and a plurality of mold cores. The molding plate defines a receiving cavity, a plurality of through holes and a plurality of elongate gates. The through holes surround the receiving cavity, and each of the elongate gates communicates with the receiving cavity and the corresponding through hole. The molding block is detectably received in the receiving cavity. The molding block defines a cold slug well and a plurality of runners. Each runner communicates with the cold slug well and the corresponding elongate gate. Each mold core is received in the corresponding through hole.
Claims19
A mold for use in an injection molding process, comprising:
- a molding plate defining a receiving cavity, a plurality of through holes and a plurality of elongate gates, the through holes surrounding the receiving cavity, each of the elongate gates communicating with the receiving cavity and the corresponding through hole;
- a molding block detectably received in the receiving cavity, the molding block defining a cold slug well and a plurality of runners, each of the runners communicating with the cold slug well and the corresponding elongate gate;
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- a plurality of mold cores each received in a corresponding through hole.
A mold for use in an injection molding process, comprising:
- a molding plate defining a receiving cavity, a plurality of through holes and a plurality of elongate gates, the through holes surrounding the receiving cavity, each of the elongate gates communicating with the receiving cavity and the corresponding through hole;
- a molding block detectably received in the receiving cavity, the molding block defining a cold slug well and a runner, the runner communicating with the cold slug well and one of the elongate gates;
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- a plurality of mold cores each received in a corresponding through hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.