Arc-Plate Gate Ejector Rod Assembly for Lower Processing Error

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-processing the main plate and side plates into arc structures with required sizes before assembly. The plates are pre-cut and pre-bent to precise dimensions, then assembled using clamping protrusions and grooves. This eliminates the need for manual cutting and bending during gate assembly, thereby reducing processing errors and improving manufacturing precision while maintaining ease of manufacture through modular assembly.

The patent applies segmentation by dividing the gate structure into separate modular components: a main plate and multiple side plates, each pre-processed into arc structures. These segmented components are assembled using clamping protrusions and grooves with welding at joints. This segmentation allows each component to be manufactured independently with high precision, reducing overall processing errors and improving yield by enabling easier detection and replacement of individual defective parts.

The patent applies merging by integrating the clamping function directly into the structural design of the main plate and side plates through clamping protrusions and grooves. These features are built into the arc structures themselves rather than being separate components. The protrusions and grooves serve dual purposes: they provide the necessary clamping force to hold the pre-processed arc plates together while also acting as guiding features for accurate alignment, thereby reducing structural complexity despite the increased manufacturing precision.