This invention discloses a quantitative
molten metal feeding device for a die-
casting machine that offers stable flow and easy maintenance. The device includes a
slurry tank, a valve core module, a cylinder, a connecting shaft, a
plunger rod, and a probe module. The valve core module comprises a
guide tube, a small end cap, and a large end cap. The
guide tube is assembled inside the large end cap. The small end cap and
guide tube together can move vertically within the central through-hole of the large end cap. Through-holes A and B are respectively provided on the sides of the guide tube and the large end cap. When the valve core module extends from the bottom of the large end cap, the
molten metal sequentially enters the
slurry tank through the
valve port at the bottom of the guide tube, through-hole A, and through-hole B. When the valve core module retracts from the bottom of the large end cap, the
molten metal is sealed and stored inside the
slurry tank. This invention achieves stable quantitative molten
metal feeding and allows for faster
recovery after power outages. The molten
metal valve port has an anti-collision structure, ensuring that even if the device experiences a violent collision with the die-
casting machine or the ground during operation, the high-temperature molten
metal inside will not leak, making it
safer to use.