What is a Needle Bearing Lock of alignment lock?
Needle Bearing Locks are A relatively new innovation that attempts to address some of the short-comings of the standard straight lock design, specifically initial engagement. […]
Needle Bearing Locks are A relatively new innovation that attempts to address some of the short-comings of the standard straight lock design, specifically initial engagement. […]
Standard Top Locks Like side locks, these provide lock-up location to overcome injection melt pressures with a small degree of engagement protection. Top locks are typically machined on the centerline axis, […]
Standard Side Locks Used to create lock-up location, which helps overcome injection melt pressures. Side locks provide for a small degree of early engagement protection depending on the particular profile. […]
Straight Locks are The most widely used lock in the industry. Designs are virtually identical between all manufacturers with the exception of material, coatings, grease grooves and graphite plugs. […]
Tapered Round Locks Are usually used as locators only. As with tapered bar locks, they do not provide early alignment or protection of cores, […]
Tapered Bar Locks are primarily used to prevent core shift during injection melt. All tapered bar locks typically use a non-locking taper greater than 7 degrees, with most locks using a 10-degree taper per side. […]