Of Diverse Shaping Means Or Sequential Contact Of Work With Different Shaping Elements Patents (Class 425/163)
  • Patent number: 4197073
    Abstract: A vertical injection-molding machine with two overlappingly operating injection molds produces two sets of eight parisons each in staggered operating cycles. Each set of parisons is transferred by a respective carrier assembly, immediately upon the opening of the respective injection mold, into the vicinity of a blow-molding unit with eight cells in which the parisons are inflated into bottles during half an injection cycle. The transfer from the closely spaced injection cavities to the blow-molding unit is performed by several carriers moving over laterally diverging tracks whereby the parisons arrive at the blow-molding unit in pockets of these carriers already separated to the extent necessary for joint introduction into the eight-cell blow mold.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 10, 1978
    Date of Patent: April 8, 1980
    Assignee: Husky Injection Molding Systems Limited
    Inventors: Herbert Rees, Robert Schad
  • Patent number: 4187065
    Abstract: Means for controlling the action of a blow molding machine of the type having a continuously extruding parison. The control means includes a photocell signal circuit responsive to extrusion of each parison at normal speed to initiate the decompression of a product at the blow molding station and opening and transfer of the mold halves back to the parison station. Should material in the extruder become depleted, the slower parison extrusion time will be detected and initiate signals for an alarm and deactivation of the blow molding machine. Means are also provided for disenabling this alarm and deactivation system if it is desired to "dry cycle" the machine for test purposes without running the extruder.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 20, 1978
    Date of Patent: February 5, 1980
    Assignee: Roman Machine Co.
    Inventor: Julio C. Perez
  • Patent number: 4175917
    Abstract: Apparatus for forming an integrally formed thermoplastic conduit and washer for being connected with a second conduit by way of conventional fitting, characterized by means for of inserting a guide pin within the tubing so as to maintain a predetermined internal diameter within the tubing and washer; emplacing a mold about the guide pin and tubing to hold the tubing, the mold having a washer cavity to define the exterior dimensions and form of the washer with the tubing extending about the guide pins and into the washer cavity; means for heating at least the outer most portion of the wall of the tubing that is within the washer cavity to its softening temperature and means for compressing the softened tubing walls longitudinally of the pin to accordion pleat the walls into a washer having an exterior film thereabout and having the accordion pleated walls therewithin to have an inherent springiness that readily effects sealing interconnection with another conduit shape and that frictionally holds a tightened f
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 21, 1978
    Date of Patent: November 27, 1979
    Inventor: Roger C. Cotten
  • Patent number: 4036570
    Abstract: A concrete product making machine having a product forming mold with a cavity for receiving cementitious material; support surfaces such as pallets on which the formed products are supported; a transfer device by which "green" products or blocks are removed on their pallets from the vicinity of the mold; a block height gauging device, downstream of the mold, for gauging the height of the products by gauging the distance from the top surfaces of the pallets to the top surfaces of the products; and mechanism controlling the volume of material delivered to the mold accordingly.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 14, 1976
    Date of Patent: July 19, 1977
    Assignee: Besser Company
    Inventors: Harry F. Cruzen, Robert W. Gresham