USRE38396E1 - Method of making injection molding cooled thread split inserts - Google Patents
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- USRE38396E1 USRE38396E1 US09/922,594 US92259401A USRE38396E US RE38396 E1 USRE38396 E1 US RE38396E1 US 92259401 A US92259401 A US 92259401A US RE38396 E USRE38396 E US RE38396E
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- This invention relates a method of making pairs of cooled thread split inserts used to injection mold bottle preforms.
- the invention provides a method of making a pair of thread split inserts used in injection molding elongated hollow bottle preforms.
- Each preform has a neck portion with an outer surface forming a ring collar and threads extending between an open end and the ring collar.
- Each thread split insert has a front end, a rear end and first and second flat inner aligned faces extending on opposite sides of a curved inner surface.
- the thread split inserts are mounted together in a mold with the respective flat inner faces of the thread split inserts abutting, wherein the curved inner surfaces of the thread split inserts combine to form an opening therethrough shaped to mold the outer surface of the neck portion of the preform.
- the curved inner surfaces of the thread split inserts each have a semicircular groove to form the ring collar and a threaded portion extending between the semicircular groove and the rear end to form the threads.
- the method comprises the steps of injection molding a ceramic core having a predetermined shape and then casting wax around the ceramic core in the shape of an inner part of the pair of thread split inserts. Then investment casting a suitable metal in a mold to replace the wax around the ceramic core to form a hollow inner part of the pair of thread split inserts extending around a central longitudinal axis.
- the inner part has a generally cylindrical outer surface with grooves therein to partially form inner portions of two cooling fluid conduits. Each cooling fluid conduit extends around the curved inner surface of one of the thread split inserts.
- FIG. 1 is an isometric view showing a bottle preform and a pair of thread split inserts made according to a preferred embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a ceramic core
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along 3 — 3 in FIG. 2,
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a wax mold having a cavity in the shape of an inner part of a pair of thread split inserts
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing the wax covered by ceramic coatings during investment casting
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the cast inner part
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing the inner part after machining
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a machined outer part of the pair of thread split inserts
- FIG. 9 is a bottom view of the outer part seen in FIG. 8,
- FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the outer part mounted around the inner part ready for brazing in a vacuum furnace
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the parts shown in FIG. 10,
- FIG. 12 is a plan view of the integrally brazed two parts cut in half to form the pair of thread split inserts
- FIG. 13 is a sectional view of the completed pair of thread split inserts in FIG. 12 after grinding the outer surfaces
- FIG. 14 is a schematic view showing the configuration of the cooling fluid conduit in each of the pair of thread split inserts.
- FIG. 1 shows a bottle preform 10 and a pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 made according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- the bottle preform 10 is hollow and is elongated to a selected length.
- the bottle preform 10 has a neck portion 16 with an outer surface 18 forming a ring collar 20 and threads 22 extending between an open end 24 and the ring collar 20 .
- the bottle preform 10 is injection molded of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) according to a conventional injection molding cycle in a conventional mold.
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- Each thread split insert 12 , 14 has a front end 26 , a rear end 28 and flat inner aligned faces 30 , 32 extending on opposite sides of a curved inner surface 34 .
- the thread split inserts 12 , 14 are mounted in a mold with the respective flat inner faces 30 , 32 of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 abutting, whereby as seen in FIG. 13 the curved inner surfaces 34 of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 combine to form an opening 35 therethrough shaped to mold the outer surface 18 of the neck portion 16 of the preform 10 .
- the curved inner surfaces 34 of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 each have a semi-circular groove 36 to form the ring collar 20 and a threaded portion 38 extending between the semi-circular groove 36 and the rear end 28 to form the threads 22 .
- the bottle preform 10 has an elongated cylindrical portion 40 and may include a slightly tapered portion 42 extending from the neck portion 16 .
- the cylindrical portion 40 and tapered portion 42 are later enlarged by stretching and then blow molding to form a beverage bottle.
- a removable threaded cap (not shown) is screwed on to the threads 22 to close the bottle.
- the ring collar 20 is used in the stretch-blow molding process, but is also used to assist in ejecting the preform 10 .
- a hollow core 48 is injection molded of a suitable material such as ceramic.
- the ceramic core 48 is made with an outer surface 49 shaped to form the inner surfaces 34 of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 .
- the ceramic core 48 also has a locating ridge 50 on its inner surface 52 and is generally cylindrical, but has two flat sections 54 which are long enough to allow the integral thread split inserts 12 , 14 to be circular after some material is lost when they are cut in half. As seen in FIG.
- the hollow ceramic core 48 is then placed on a mounting pin 56 extending upwardly from a bottom plate 58 of a wax mold 60 .
- the locating ridge 50 fits in a groove (not shown) on the mounting pin 56 to ensure the ceramic core 48 is properly oriented.
- the wax mold 60 has a top plate 62 and two inserts 64 , 66 which slide inwardly together to form a cavity 68 extending between them around the hollow ceramic core 48 . After the mold 60 is closed, screws 70 are inserted to hold the plates 58 , 62 and the inserts 64 , 66 together during molding.
- a resilient O-ring 72 extending around the mounting pin 56 ensures the ceramic core 48 is positioned at the top of the mold 60 .
- the sliding inserts 64 , 66 are made having inner surfaces 74 , 76 shaped with a configuration of interconnected ridges 78 extending therefrom to provide the hollow inner part 44 of the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 with a generally cylindrical outer surface 80 with the same configuration of interconnected grooves 82 therein to form inner portions 84 of two cooling fluid conduits extending around the curved inner surface 34 of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 .
- Molten wax is then injected into the cavity 68 through a large casting gate 86 . After the wax has cooled and solidified, the mold 60 is opened leaving a wax part 88 having the same shape as the hollow inner part 44 of the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 extending around the ceramic core 48 .
- the wax part 88 is dipped repeatedly in a bath (not shown) of ceramic material which hardens to form an outer shell 90 of several layers 92 of ceramic material.
- the coated wax part 88 is then heated in an autoclave to remove the wax and the empty shell 90 is then filled with a suitable molten material such as steel through the gate 86 .
- the outer shell 90 and the ceramic core 48 are removed leaving the hollow raw cast inner part 44 of the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 extending around a central longitudinal axis 96 as seen in FIG. 6 .
- the cast hollow inner part 44 has the generally cylindrical outer surface 80 with the grooves 82 therein to partially form the inner portions 84 of the two cooling conduits.
- This process of, making the raw cast inner part 44 is a conventional lost wax or investment casting process. Although only one hollow inner part 44 is shown for ease of illustration, normally the wax parts 88 and the hollow inner parts 44 are made in interconnected arrangements or trees to expedite the process.
- the raw cast inner part 44 seen in FIG. 6 is then mounted on spindles 100 as seen in FIG. 7 and machined to make the outer surface 80 a predetermined size and to form tapered end portions 102 .
- FIGS. 8 and 9 show the hollow outer part 46 which is machined of a suitable material such as tool steel.
- the hollow outer part 46 is made with four retaining bolt holes 104 as well as a central opening 106 extending therethrough with an inner surface 108 .
- the inner surface 108 is made to fit around the outer surface 80 of the hollow inner part 44 .
- the hollow outer part 46 is also machined to have outer portions 110 of two cooling fluid conduits which are made to align respectively with the inner portions 84 of the two cooling fluid conduits in the outer surface 80 of the inner part 84 .
- Nickel brazing paste 94 is applied to the inner portions 84 of the cooling conduits and the hollow inner part 44 is inserted into the central opening 106 through the hollow outer part 46 to form the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 . As can be seen in FIGS. 10 and 11, this completes the inner portions 84 of the cooling conduits in the hollow inner part 44 which are aligned with the corresponding outer portions 110 of the cooling conduits in the hollow outer part 46 . This produces the two cooling conduits 112 through which cooling water flows from inlets 114 to outlets 116 on the front end 26 . Nickel brazing material is inserted into circular groove 118 and the assembled hollow inner and hollow outer parts 44 , 46 are gradually heated in a vacuum furnace (not shown) to a temperature of approximately 1925° F.
- the furnace As the furnace is heated, it is evacuated to a relatively high vacuum to remove substantially all of the oxygen and then partially backfilled with an inert gas such as argon or nitrogen.
- an inert gas such as argon or nitrogen.
- the melting point of the nickel melts and flows by capillary action between the hollow inner part 44 and the hollow outer part 46 to integrally braze them together to form the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 . Brazing them together this way in the vacuum furnace provides a metallurgical bonding between them to maximize their strength and prevent leakage of the cooling water from the cooling conduits 112 .
- the integral pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 After removal of the integral pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 from the vacuum furnace, they are cut in half along the longitudinal axis 96 in an electrical wire-cut machine to form the two separate thread split inserts 12 , 14 shown in FIG. 12 . As shown, they are cut in the correct plane to have one of the cooling conduits 112 in each of the thread split inserts 12 , 14 .
- the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 are then machined to provide a good outer finish and the tapered portions 120 , 122 at their front and rear ends 26 , 28 .
- the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 are secured tightly together by the tapered flange portions 120 , 122 being engaged by the rest of the mold (not shown).
- the matching flat inner surfaces 30 , 32 abut and the curved inner surfaces 34 of the pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 combine to form the opening 35 therethrough shaped to mold the outer surface 18 of the neck portion 16 of the preform 10 .
- an elongated cylindrical core (not shown) extends through this opening 35 to form the inner surface 124 of the preform 10 .
- a number of pairs of thread split inserts 12 , 14 made according to the invention are mounted in a conventional mold.
- a supply of cooling water or other suitable cooling fluid is connected to the inlet 116 of the cooling fluid conduit 112 in each thread split insert 12 , 14 to circulate through each cooling fluid conduit 112 .
- Pressurized melt from a molding machine is then injected into the cavity in the opening 35 through each pair of thread split inserts 12 , 14 according to a predetermined injection cycle. After the cavities are full, injection pressure is held momentarily to pack and then released. After a short cooling period, the mold is opened to eject each preform 10 .
- the preform 10 first being ejected from the core and the two thread split inserts 12 , 14 then separated to drop the preform 10 onto a conveyor belt or cooling plate.
- this requires that the two thread split inserts 12 , 14 be separated enough to release the ring collar 20 and threads 22 of the preform 10 .
- the mold is closed and injection pressure is reapplied to refill the cavity and the injection cycle is repeated continuously.
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