use that kind of core-pulling mechanism in a mold
Use preferably core-pulling mechanism wherein the angle pin is located in the fixed mold and the slide in the moving mold.
Use preferably core-pulling mechanism wherein the angle pin is located in the fixed mold and the slide in the moving mold.
Wedge angle of the wedge block should be larger than the obliquity of angle pin, usually larger than 2—3 degrees; otherwise, the angle pin can not drive the slide.
Upon completion of core-pulling, the slide left in the chute should not be less than 2/3 of total length of slide.
Try not to make the projection of the ejector pin coincide with that of the active core on the parting line to prevent mutual interference of the slide and the ejector unit during restoration.
When the slide is set on the fixed mold, […]
Pull the active core out from the molding position to a place not interfering ejection of the plastic parts, and the distance moved by the active core or slide is called core-pulling distance. Generally, core-pulling distance equals to the depth of side hole plus a safety distance of 2—3mm. A core-pulling mechanism for pulling a slide [...]
The size of dip angle is not only related with the bending force of angle pin and the actually realized pulling force but also connected with the working length of angle pin, […]
Planned workholding, in its simplest form, is planning in advance how the workholding will be accomplished prior to the job getting to the machine. In the more complex form, all workholding for each machine is planned at the design stage with documentation that will provide the plan for the workholding at each operation. Planned workholding [...]
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