Push mechanism and injection molding machine
A technology of ejector and ejector rod, which is applied in the field of ejector mechanism and injection molding machine, and can solve the problems of reducing the working efficiency of the injection molding machine
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[0049] The reversing mechanism 20 includes a cam, the cam is installed on the output shaft of the motor, and the lower end of the push rod is connected to the cam surface of the cam, so that the push rod is driven to reciprocate by the rotation of the motor in one direction Linear movement (the structure of the reversing mechanism 20 of this embodiment is not shown in the accompanying drawings, however, those skilled in the art should be able to understand the working process of the reversing mechanism 20 for driving the ejector rod through the content of the above text).
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[0051] Utilizing the cam as the reversing mechanism 20 can be used in the case that the reciprocating stroke of the ejector rod is relatively short. However, when the reciprocating stroke of the ejector rod is large, the overall external dimension of the cam needs to be increased, which inevitably requires increasing the power of the selected motor. . In addition, when the cam surface drives the ejector rod to reciprocate and linearly move, the energy loss and wear are relatively large.
[0052] This embodiment is set based on solving the above-mentioned problems existing in the cam as the reversing mechanism 20 . In this example, if figure 1As shown, the reversing mechanism 20 includes: a frame body 21, an actuating block 22, a gear 23 and a guide assembly. The frame body 21 is capable of reciprocating linear motion and is arranged on the holder 10. For example, a vertical plate 27 is arranged below the frame body 21, and a guide column 28 is arranged on the vertical plate ...
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