18096218. MOLD LOCKING ASSEMBLY simplified abstract (TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA)
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MOLD LOCKING ASSEMBLY
Organization Name
TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Inventor(s)
Jesse J.M. Neill of Atwood (CA)
MOLD LOCKING ASSEMBLY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18096218 titled 'MOLD LOCKING ASSEMBLY
The patent application describes a mold locking assembly that includes a first mold and a second mold, a catch plate attached to the first mold, and a base plate attached to the second mold. An L-shaped latch arm is pivotally attached to the base plate and is designed to engage the catch plate to hold the first mold adjacent to the second mold.
- Mold locking assembly with first and second molds
- Catch plate attached to the first mold
- Base plate attached to the second mold
- L-shaped latch arm pivotally attached to the base plate
- Designed to hold the first mold adjacent to the second mold
Potential Applications: - Injection molding processes - Manufacturing of plastic parts - Tooling and die making industries
Problems Solved: - Securely locking molds in place during manufacturing processes - Ensuring precise alignment of molds for accurate part production
Benefits: - Improved efficiency in manufacturing processes - Enhanced precision in part production - Reduced risk of errors and defects in molded parts
Commercial Applications: Title: Mold Locking Assembly for Precision Manufacturing This technology can be used in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, and consumer goods for producing high-quality molded parts with accuracy and efficiency.
Questions about Mold Locking Assembly: 1. How does the mold locking assembly improve the manufacturing process? The mold locking assembly ensures precise alignment and secure locking of molds, leading to accurate and efficient part production.
2. What are the key components of the mold locking assembly? The key components include the first and second molds, catch plate, base plate, and L-shaped latch arm.
Original Abstract Submitted
A mold locking assembly includes a mold set with a first mold and a second mold adjacent the first mold, a catch plate rigidly attached to the first mold, and a base plate rigidly attached to the second mold. The base plate includes a pair of posts spaced apart from each other and extending from a base portion of the base plate in a normal direction. An L-shaped latch arm pivotally attached to the pair of posts is included and the L-shaped latch arm is configured to engage the catch plate and hold the first mold adjacent to the second mold.
