Abstract: An injection molding tool for producing at least one molded part in a mold cavity, the injection molding tool having at least two tool elements which are movable relative to one another between an open position and a closed position and which are in contact with one another so as to form at least one vent gap. In the closed position the mold cavity is enclosed at least in sections by the at least two tool elements and the vent gap is connected to the mold cavity in such a way and has a cross section such that the vent gap permits venting of the mold cavity and prevents escape of a plasticized melt from the mold cavity. In the open position a molded part produced in the mold cavity can be removed from the injection molding tool. Also included is a method for cleaning an injection molding tool of the aforementioned type.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a handling plate for handling or aftertreatment of a plurality of mouldings, wherein the handling plate has a plurality of handling and/or aftertreatment tools arranged in columns and rows. In order to provide a treatment plate which can be used in relation to different tools it is proposed according to the invention that the spacings between the handling and/or aftertreatment tools are variable within the columns and/or within the rows.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a handling plate for handling or aftertreatment of a plurality of mouldings, wherein the handling plate has a plurality of handling and/or aftertreatment tools arranged in columns and rows. In order to provide a treatment plate which can be used in relation to different tools it is proposed according to the invention that the spacings between the handling and/or aftertreatment tools are variable within the columns and/or within the rows.