Automatic positioning system

TR202520788A3Pending Publication Date: 2026-09-21PÜRPLAST OTOMOTİV SANAYİ & TİCARET ANONİM ŞİRKETİ
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Application Number
TR202520788
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TR · TR
Patent Type
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Filing Date
2025-12-18
Publication Date
2026-09-21

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Abstract

The invention relates to an automatic positioning system used in the molding of plastic parts in polyurethane (PU) or similar plastic molds (K) that enables the positioning of inverted angle inserts (fasteners) (I) without the need to use a movable core.
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Description

1 TARIFF Automatic positioning system Technical Area 5 The invention relates to a positioning system used in the molding of plastic parts. The invention specifically relates to molding production from polyurethane (PU) or similar plastic materials. During this process, there is no need to use a core for reverse-angled inserts (connectors). 10 with an automatic positioning system that allows it to be placed inside the mold without slipping It is related. State of the Art In plastic injection and molding technologies, especially with polyurethane (PU) and similar materials. During production with thermoplastic materials, inverted angled inserts are placed inside the mold. Installation is a common need. For this purpose, known techniques are usually mobile. Match systems are used. In current manual core systems, the core is moved manually by the operator. Cores are used. Although these cores are simple in structure, they shorten the production time. It is prone to lengthening and operator errors. Furthermore, manual core systems are prone to serial production. Not suitable for production. Mechanical core systems use mechanical cores that work in sync with die movements. These are the mechanisms. They complicate mold design, maintenance and adjustment. This is required. Also, due to tolerance errors, insert positioning... Deviations may occur. In hydraulic / pneumatic core systems, cores operate using pressurized fluid or air. They provide automatic movement. However, these spades are expensive and complex. It requires control systems. Due to leakage and wear problems, it is difficult to maintain the same level of service. Quality decreases over time. 35 2 In known techniques, the core is used for placing reverse-angled inserts into the mold. systems have significant limitations in terms of cost, complexity, cycle time, and quality. It carries. Therefore, in the current state of the art, it is more advanced than existing systems. A need arose for a compact, low-cost, fast, and reliable solution. In the literature review, an example of the current state of the technique is given. Document number CN203267101 can be shown. In the aforementioned document, the inserts... mechanical parts integrated into the mold body to ensure the mold holds the device in the correct position inside the mold. A positioning structure is described. The system positions the insert within the mold cavity. mechanical elements that enable fixation and their mold movements 10 It is based on synchronized operation. The structure used in the aforementioned document, only inserts located on the same axis as the mold working axis It can be used in positioning. The mold remains at an angle opposite to the working direction. It is not used in the positioning of inserts. Automatic positioning system Its purpose is to attach the inserts, which are located at an angle opposite to the mold's working axis, to the movable core system. The aim is to ensure insert positioning in a simple and effective way without the need for further intervention. In this system, as mentioned in the previous document, the mechanical positioning structure is the mold. This makes the design more complex and increases production costs. Furthermore, In the long term, due to tolerance errors and wear problems of moving parts Correct insert positioning becomes difficult, leading to deviations in product quality. 20 In addition, the system's maintenance and adjustment requirements affect the production process. It slows things down and reduces efficiency. Therefore, the statement in question in the document... due to the limitations of the structure such as high cost, complexity and quality problems It is not possible to provide the desired efficiency in industrial applications. In conclusion, the existence of the above problems and the inadequacy of the current solutions, This has made it necessary to make improvements in the technical field. Purpose of the Invention The present invention eliminates the aforementioned disadvantages and contributes to the relevant technical field. It relates to the automatic positioning system, which brings new advantages. The main purpose of the invention is molding and manufacturing from polyurethane (PU) or similar plastic materials. During this process, there is no need to use a core for reverse-angled inserts (connectors). 35 3 An automatic positioning system has been developed that allows the material to be placed inside the mold without needing to be removed. to place. The aim of the invention is to create a compact, low-cost, easy-to-maintain molding process. The goal is to develop an automatic positioning system that offers a mechanism to accelerate the process. 5 Another aim of the invention is to replace expensive and complex motion mechanisms. The goal is to develop an automatic positioning system that eliminates this problem. Another aim of the invention is to increase production efficiency by shortening the molding cycle time. The goal is to develop an automatic positioning system. Another aim of the invention is to address quality problems caused by wear, tolerance errors, and leakage. Automatic positioning system that provides more stable and repeatable production by reducing output. to reveal. 15 Another purpose of the invention is to make it suitable for narrow and inaccessible surfaces thanks to its compact structure. automatic system that allows insert (fastener) positioning even in zones The goal is to establish a positioning system. To fulfill all the purposes mentioned above and those that can be derived from the detailed explanation. The invention relates to the molding of plastic parts using polyurethane (PU) or similar plastics. used in molds and using a movable core for the insert (connector). It is an automatic positioning system that enables positioning without the need for manual intervention. - the body located inside the mold, 25 - moves linearly inside the fuselage and is propelled forward by the air supplied to the fuselage. holding the insert (connector) in the correct position by moving in that direction the pin that provides - located on the pin and applying a backward pushing force to the pin, causing the pin to move back yönde hareket ettiren yay, 30 - connected to the end of the fuselage, enabling the supply of compressed air into the fuselage. hava hortumu içermesi ile ilgilidir. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below. And thanks to the detailed explanation written with references to these figures, it becomes clearer. 35 4 This will be understood as such. Therefore, the evaluation should also include these forms and detailed explanations. This should be done taking that into consideration. Figures that will help understand the invention. Figure 1a: Pin of the automatic positioning system, the subject of the invention, left behind. konumlanmış halinin görünümüdür. Figure 1b: Future pin of the automatic positioning system, which is the subject of the invention. konumlanmış halinin görünümüdür. Explanation of Part References 10. Body 11. Air vent 20. Pin 15 30th Spring 40th air record 50. Air hose 60. O-ring K. Mold I. Insert (connecting element) Detailed Description of the Invention This detailed description explains the preferred method for the automatic positioning system that is the subject of the invention. alternatives, solely for the purpose of better understanding the subject and without any limitations It is explained in a way that will not create an impact. Figures 1a and 1b show cross-sectional views of the automatic positioning system that is the subject of the invention. 30 It is given. Accordingly, the automatic positioning system in its most basic form is; mold (K) The body (10) placed inside, the linearly moving inside the body (10) and The insert (connector) moves forward with the air supplied into the body (10) (I) pin (20) which ensures that it is held in the correct position, pin (20) which is located on the pin and pin (20) spring that moves the pin (20) in the backward direction by applying a backward pushing force 35 (30) connected to the end of the fuselage (10) by means of the air record (40) and inside the fuselage (10) The air hose (50) which provides compressed air is located on the pin (20) and It contains an O-ring (60) which ensures airtightness. The automatic positioning system described in this invention is made of polyurethane (PU) or similar plastic. 5 for using the movable core of the reverse angled insert (connector) (I) in the molds (K). It allows for positioning without the need for any additional effort. In the automatic positioning system subject to the invention, a tight fit into the mold (K) or A body (10) is inserted by means of screwing. Inside the body (10), at an inverted angle A pin (20) that ensures the insert (connector) (I) is held in the correct position 10 It has been placed. Pin (20) moves linearly back and forth inside the body (10). The pin (20) forward movement is provided by the air supplied into the body (10). Accordingly, an air hose (50) is attached to the end of the body (10). The aforementioned 15 The connection of the air hose (50) is the air fitting (40) which is connected to the end of the body (10) This is provided by. Compressed air supplied from the air hose (50) into the body (10). By means of the pin (20) moving forward inside the body (10) and as shown in figure 1b As seen, the insert (connector) fits into the hole located on (I). This ensures that the insert (connector) (I) is held in the correct position. 20 Pin (20) to ensure the airtightness of the air supplied into the shell (10) At least one O-ring (60) is fitted on it. The air inside the fuselage (10) is expelled. At least one air vent (11) on the fuselage (10) for evacuation It has been created. The backward movement of the pin (20) inside the body (10) is connected to the pin (20) This is provided by means of a spring (30). The spring (30) pushes the pin (20) backward. by applying a pushing force, the pin (20) is mechanically returned as shown in Figure 1a. It enables movement in that direction. The operating principle of the automatic positioning system described in this invention is as follows: 30 As shown in Figure 1a, in the initial position of the system, the pin (20) is connected by the spring (30). is held back. The air outlet hole (11) on the fuselage (10) is open, on the fuselage (10) The compartment in which the spring (30) is located is at atmospheric pressure. The pin (20) is inserted in this position. (connector) (I) is not in contact. This position is the passive state of the system. 35 And it is automatically regenerated in each cycle. 6 Compressed air during mold (K) closing or before mold (K) is closed, Air is conveyed through the air hose (50) to the air fitting (40). Air is then conveyed into the fuselage (10). It is directed. The O-ring (60) effectively prevents air from leaking into the system. It provides a seal. Due to this pressure effect, the pin (20) moves forward and the spring 5 (30) is compressed. When pin (20) moves forward as shown in Figure 1b, the insert (connection (I) inserts into the positioning hole located on the element (I) and insert (connecting element) (I) ensures that the pin (20) is fixed in the ideal position inside the mold (K) even if it is at an inverse angle. Thanks to the positioning function it provides, it is superior to traditional core mechanisms. The need has been completely eliminated. 10 Insert (connector) (I) is positioned thanks to the pin (20) for injection. It can be done. During injection, insert (connector) (I), pin (20) Thanks to this, he does not change his position. When the molding cycle is completed and the compressed air is cut off, the spring (30) engages. Push the pin (30) back again. The air outlet hole (11) releases the air trapped inside the housing (10). This allows the pin (20) to be ejected. Thus, the pin starts again as shown in Figure 1a. It returns to its previous position, which is its current position. This cycle repeats continuously, and This occurs in accordance with the high cycle speed. 20

Claims

7 REQUESTS 1. In the molding of plastic parts, polyurethane (PU) or similar plastics are used. The movable (I) of the reverse angled insert (connector) used in the molds (K). Automatic 5, which allows positioning without the need for manual intervention. It is a positioning system, and its feature is; - body (10) located inside the mold (K), - moving linearly inside the body (10) and inside the body (10) With the supplied air, the insert (connector) (I) moves forward. Pin (20) which ensures that it is held in the correct position, 10 - located on pin (20) and pushing force on pin (20) backwards By applying the spring (30) that moves the pin (20) in the reverse direction, - connected to the end of the fuselage (10) and pressurized air inside the fuselage (10) It contains an air hose (50) that allows the air to be delivered.

2. An automatic positioning system in accordance with Claim 1, whose feature is; as mentioned above. O-ring (60) located on pin (20) and providing airtightness It includes.

3. An automatic positioning system in accordance with Claim 1, whose feature is; the aforementioned 20 connected to the end of the body (10) and the air hose (50) to the body (10) It includes the air record (40) which connects it.

4. An automatic positioning system in accordance with Claim 1, whose feature is; as mentioned above. located on the fuselage (10) and the air inside the fuselage (10) is vented out 25 It must contain at least one air vent (11) which allows air to be released.