Sec I Introduction Page
Sec I Introduction Page
I. INTRODUCTION page 1
I.Sec 1 Intro
- Introduction ............................................................................................ 1
II. MOLD BASEContinued.....................................................................
- Introduction INFORMATION ...... 2
II. MOLD
III. CAVITYBASE
AND INFORMATION
CORE CONSTRUCTION 3
A) SURFACE SPECS ......................................................................................4
B)IV.
TOOLINJECTION
STEELS...........................................................................................5
SYSTEMS - HR / DROPS / SPRUES / GATES
C) TYPICAL MOLD CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS..........................................6
D) MOLD SURFACE TREATMENTS................................................................7
E-1) V.
MOLDPRESSURE
BASE TYPICAL TRANSDUCERS (NA ONLY)
FEATURES............................................................. 8
VI. EJECTION 61
A) LIMIT SWITCH LOCATIONS - FOR EJECTION.......................................62
B-1) PULL BACKS AND KNOCK LOCATIONS..............................................63
B-2) PULL BACK PUCK DESIGN.................................................................64
C) EJECTOR PINS.....................................................................................65
D) EJECTOR GUIDE PINS & BUSHINGS....................................................66
E) EJECTION RETURN PINS & SPRINGS....................................................67
F) SLEEVE AND DEEP DRAW EJECTION...................................................68
G) TECHNICAL GRAIN SLEEVE DESIGN....................................................69
H) EJECTOR PIN KEYING METHOD..........................................................70
I) NON -SPRING RETURN EJECTION.......................................................71
J) HYDRAULIC EJECTION........................................................................72
K) HYDRAULIC EJECTION COUPLER........................................................73
L) HYDRAULIC EJECTION CYLINDER.......................................................74
M) ROBOTIC REMOVAL - SUGGESTED FEATURES................................75
N) RUNNER PIN FEATURES....................................................................76
O) DELAYED EJECTION -- 2 PLATE SYSTEM...........................................77
P) DELAYED EJECTION -- 1 PLATE SYSTEM............................................78
Q) EJECTOR PIN EXTENSION TOWERS...................................................79
R) POSITIVE EJECTION RETURNS - PREFERED METHOD........................80
S) SPRING LOADED RETURN PINS & TAPPED PULL BACKS....................81
T) EJECTOR HOUSING OPENING COVER.................................................82
Adient requires plastic part suppliers to provide the highest quality built molds in a
timely and cost effective manner. These tools must be structurally and mechanically
sound as well as being highly capable of providing a quality part with a stable process
for the life of the project.
These are the minimum expectations of our customers. In today's marketplace,
nothing less is acceptable. We are committed to working as partners with our tool and
parts suppliers to meet and/or exceed these expectations.
The standards on the following pages are intended to enhance this partnership by
clarifying expectations regarding the standard practices to be used when designing and
building Adient Global and OEM injection mold tooling.
All corresponding construction views and notes are to be consider minimum
requirements and must be used in conjunction with generally accepted design and
build practices.
Please note that these standards are meant to be a starting point for mold design and
construction. It is not possible, with this , to capture all of the possible conditions that
exist in various tooling situations. Therefore, the content of these documents are NOT
intended to elimate the need for sound engineering judgment. It is our expectation
that molds produced for Adient and our OEM customers function correctly, are robust
in nature, follow Adient purchasing documents, etc. It is our further expectation that
parts run automatically, and that parts, and runners, can be ejected from the mold by
normal ejection or robotic means when specified. Any substantial deviation from the
intent of these tooling standards should be reviewed and approved the Adient Tool
Engineer.
Revision Request
These standards will be reviewed annually by the Adient Global Injection Mold Tooling
Standard Team.
Revisions recommendations are encouraged and should be forwarded to Mike Sneller.
Section X contains the form required for submission, suggestions, as well as
instructions for submitting these suggestions. All request need to be in by November
1st, and reviewed with the Advance Manufacturing Engineers from EU, Asia and NA
for approval. ( As to any changes will be affected globally).