Mold for manufacturing goblet on presser

Abstract

The invention relates to a mold for manufacturing a goblet on a presser. The mold is characterized by being a two-open mold, wherein the interior of the mold forms a cup stand die cavity, a cup rod die cavity and a cup body die cavity from top to bottom when a left mold block and a right mold block are closed together, an ejector rod is arranged in the cup body die cavity and is connected to a base plate, and a punching head is positioned on the cup stand die cavity. The mold for manufacturing the goblet on the presser is capable of successfully realizing machine blowing and machine pressing combined manufacturing of a glass goblet, the product not only preserves the advantages of blow manufacturing but also is capable of significantly improving the production capacity, so that the product quality is significantly improved, the production cost is greatly reduced, the amount of labor used is greatly reduced, the structures of a cup body, a cup stem and a cup stand are most changeful to significantly increase the colors and patterns of glass goblets, and the mold has significant economical and social benefits and popularization value.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a mold for a glass press, and more particularly to a mold for making a goblet by a press. Background technique

[0002] Glassware molding mold is an indispensable equipment in glassware molding. The quality and output of glassware production are directly related to the mold. There are two methods of glassware molding: pressing and blowing. When pressing special types of glassware, the mold must be opened to take out the pressed glassware. The mold used is a split mold. There are currently two types of split molds, one is two-opening molds, and the other is It is a three-open mold. The glassware processed by the split mold may have the deficiency of two or three outer convex ribs at the joint of the mold. The goblet in the glassware is mainly composed of three parts: the cup body, the cup stem and the cup holder. Most of the current goblets are processed by blowing the cup body, and the cup stem and the cup holder are artific...

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